Iowa Republican Caucus Voters Still Undecided (ContributorNetwork)

On Jan. 3, Iowa's Republican caucus voters will decide which presidential nominee they feel will have the best chance of defeating President Barack Obama next November. However, "undecided" continues to hold on to the top spot as conservatives weigh the pros and cons of the candidates. Here's a look at what Iowa GOP voters said this week, about one month before voting.

"[I] haven't really decided yet as far as the caucus goes. I'm leaning towards Newt Gingrich because he seems to be the more moderate one out of all of the other candidates. I feel he has the experience that's necessary, he's gung-ho, so that's good and I think he would make a great leader. I agree with others that anybody but Romney, although I don't dislike him. I will not support Herman Cain because of the sex scandal surrounding him." -- Trent McKinney, sales associate, Fairfield

"I'm not really pleased with anybody that's out there right now. I haven't decided who to support yet and I'm not leaning towards anyone at this time. I'd love to see Rudy Giuliani run, but the rest of them aren't doing anything for me. I don't dislike any of them, but they just aren't doing it for me. They're not solid, they're changing their minds and I just don't like that. Nothing really solid comes out from any of them." -- Debra Hunt, small-business owner of Cookies From the Heart, Fairfield

"No, I haven't decided on who I will support at the caucus yet. There's still a lot of time to figure that out, but I like Romney and I'm leaning towards him based on some of the things he has to say. I trust him and I think he speaks the truth. As far as the other candidates go, I can't say that I don't like any of the other ones, but I like Romney better right now." Carl Barr, retired, Fairfield

"I haven't made up my mind yet as to who I'll support at the caucus. I'm leaning towards Rick Perry. I lived in Texas for 25 years and he did a good job running the state down there and there's lots of jobs there. His fire answer to the wildfires down there over the summer was bad, but the jobs were good and his job creation is important to me. I don't dislike any of the other ones." -- Barbara Kistler, administrative assistant, Fairfield

"I'm undecided at the moment as to who I'll support at the caucus. I'm possibly leaning towards Rick Perry because of what he's done in Texas because that could maybe correlate to what he could do to the country. No, I can't say there's any of the candidates I don't like." -- Lyle Hannes, factory worker, Fairfield

"I'm undecided at this time as to who I'll support when I go to caucus. Not leaning towards anyone yet. No, there's none of them that I dislike. I'm waiting for the field to thin out and then I'll make my decision. I haven't heard anything yet that really sways me towards one person." -- Linda Mitcheltree, retired teacher, Keosauqua

"No, I haven't decided who to support yet. I'm not leaning towards anyone at this time. I just haven't heard enough yet to make a decision. I do know that I don't like Michele Bachmann. I just don't feel good about her." -- Karen Crawford, medical assistant - Fairfield Clinic, Fairfield

"I haven't decided which one I'll support at the caucus and I don't see anybody out there right now that I'm really sold on. I don't like Cain. He's got a lot of troubles and I don't think he's electable and I'm concerned about Romney because he seems to be flip flopping around and that bothers me. I like Ron Paul to a certain degree, but I don't think he's electable." -- Richard Hunt, foundry manager at Fairfield Aluminum Casting Co., Fairfield

"I'll support Mitt Romney at the caucus. I like what he stands for. Education, faith, hope and I like that. I don't like Ron Paul. He's OK, I guess, but I just don't like some of the things he's said." -- Carol Morrison, retired, Fairfield

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Occupy movements nationwide celebrate Thanksgiving (AP)

SAN FRANCISCO ? Anti-Wall Street demonstrators in encampments around the country spent Thanksgiving serving turkey, donating time in solidarity with the protest movement and, in some cases, confronting police.

In San Francisco, 400 occupiers at a plaza in the financial district were served traditional Thanksgiving fixings sent by the renowned Glide Memorial Church to volunteers and supporters of the movement fighting social and economic inequality.

"We are thankful that we are, first and foremost, in a country where we can protest," said the Rev. Cecil Williams, the founder of Glide and a fixture in the city's activist community. "And we are thankful that we believe that there are things that could be worked out and that we have a sense of hope. But we know that hope only comes when you make a stand."

While thing were peaceful in San Francisco, the situation became heated in Oakland when police say a truck driver tried to deliver portable rest room to protesters at Frank Ogawa Plaza.

When officers ordered the driver to leave because he had no permit, police and about 150 protesters squared off, according to police spokeswoman Johnna Watson.

One person was arrested, Watson said.

In New York, a squabble erupted when police ordered a halt to drumming by protesters at an otherwise traditional holiday meal.

About 500 protesters were digging into donated turkey and trimmings at lower Manhattan's Zuccotti Park when police told a drummer to drop playing.

About 200 protesters surrounded a group of about 30 officers and began shouting in the park where the Occupy movement was launched Sept. 17.

"Why don't you arrest the drummers in the Thanksgiving parade?" a protester hollered.

A van rolled up with more officers, but they stayed back as protesters eventually decided to call off the drumming and return to their food. Tensions have run high at the park since campers were evicted Nov. 15.

In San Diego, four Occupy protesters were arrested between midnight and 2 a.m. Thursday at an encampment at the City's Civic Center Plaza, said Officer David Stafford. Three were taken into custody for sleeping overnight in public, while the fourth was arrested for spitting on an officer, Stafford said.

Demonstrators nationwide say they are protesting corporate greed and the concentration of wealth in the upper 1 percent of the American population.

The movement was triggered by the high rate of unemployment and foreclosures, as well as the growing perception that big banks and corporations are not paying their fair share of taxes, yet are taking in huge bonuses while most Americans have seen their incomes drop.

In upstate New York, Danny Cashman, 25, an Afghanistan war veteran who works for a company that resells cellphones, said he sleeps at least three nights a week at an encampment in Rochester to show his solidarity with the movement.

"For today, this is my family," Cashman said as he dug into a chicken dinner at the 35-tent encampment in tiny Washington Square Park. "We have a great brotherhood, great friends, a great community."

In Los Angeles, where more than 480 tents have been erected on the lawns of City Hall, activist Teri Adaju, 46, said she typically serves dinner to homeless people on Thanksgiving and knows that many at the Los Angeles encampment were just that.

Still, she added, "Everybody's in good cheer."

In Las Vegas, Occupy protesters had a potluck meal at their campsite near the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Organizer Sebring Frehner said he was happy to skip his traditional meal at home.

"Instead of hunkering down with five or six close individuals in your home, people you probably see all of the time anyway, you are celebrating Thanksgiving with many different families ? kind of like the original Thanksgiving," Frehner said.

Trisha Carr, 35, spent her holiday at the Occupy encampment at City Hall in Philadelphia. She has been out of work for more than two years and lost her car and home. She's been living in an Occupy tent for two weeks.

"Some days are harder than others," she said.

The sunny, crisp weather Thursday put her in a good mood, and she watched the annual Thanksgiving parade before coming back to the encampment for a plate full of turkey and fixings.

Carr said her job search has been fruitless, and the government needs to do more to help people like her.

"I had the benefits, I had money in my pocket, I had health care ? I had it all," Carr said. "There should be no reason why people aren't working."

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Associated Press writers Kathy Matheson in Philadelphia; Chris Hawley in New York; Ben Dobbin in Rochester, N.Y; Alicia Chang in Los Angeles; and Cristina Silva in Las Vegas contributed to this report.

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The Best Video Camera App for Android [Android App Directory]

Unfortunately, there's a serious lack of video recording applications for Android that build on the features of the stock app. Perhaps its because there are so many devices with so many different cameras, or perhaps its because the stock camcorder app does things so well. In any event, we found that the stock camcorder app offered the most control over the camera and got the job done with the least hassle or setup.

Camcorder

Platform: Android
Price: Built-In/Free
It comes with your phone!

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• Preinstalled on all Android devices running 1.6 and higher
• Can record video in full HD if your hardware supports it
• Allows you to tweak video recording quality to save space if necessary
• Supports tap-to-zoom, and can use the phone's flash for continuous light while recording
• Supports video stabilization and other effects (depending on hardware)

This is one of those situations where the stock app is the best because it gives you all of the access to the features available on your Android device and because it's pre-installed. The stock camcorder app won't blow you away, and on most devices it only comes with the minimum required to quickly record and share video on the go, but that's enough for most people and it gets the job done. Part of the issue is that app developers can't inject features into a camcorder app that a specific handset doesn't support, so it's difficult to come up with camcorder apps that really enhance the recording experience without just adding software effects.

The biggest drawback of the stock camorder app is that it's tied to the stock camera app as well. There are plenty of other great camera apps out there for Android, but to use the camcorder app, you have to launch the default camera app, or at least install a camcorder shortcut that will let you jump right to the video side of the app. Additionally, the fact that features vary in the camcorder app so greatly depending on the version of Android you're running and the ROM you're using means that some devices have solid, feature-rich camcorder apps with image stabilization, shooting grids, and brightness and contrast settings, while some budget Android devices have little more than a viewfinder with a record button.

Qik Video (Free), like most of the alternatives in this field, aren't so much alternatives but alternate interfaces for the camcorder that upload video directly to their services or allow you to share your video directly with a specific social network. Qik is a great option though, and provided you sign up for an account, the app can cut down on the wait time between shooting your video and having it posted on the internet where your friends and family can see it.

YouTube (Free) is another alternative, but on most devices the YouTube app simply interfaces with the built-in camcorder app and makes it easy to post your video directly to YouTube when you're finished recording. If your web video world revolves around YouTube, you may bypass the stock camcorder app entirely and just open the YouTube app to record and upload your videos in one stroke.

Sadly, this is a category where the richness of Android apps and the diversity of its development pool simply hasn't caught up. There is, however, a cottage industry of apps in the Android App Market that are designed to let you record video from your phone without being noticed, or record video from your camera while you use other apps on your phone's screen, turning your Android device into a spy-camera, but that's a different category entirely. Do you know a great camcorder replacement for Android, or an alternative that we couldn't find? Let us know in the comments below.

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JK Rowling: UK press left me feeling under siege (AP)

LONDON ? Author J.K. Rowling told a U.K. media ethics inquiry Thursday how she felt "under siege" from intrusive journalists, who staked out her house and even went so far as to slip a note into her 5-year-old daughter's school bag.

The creator of boy wizard Harry Potter said media interest began shortly after the publication of her first novel in 1997 and soon escalated, with photographers and reporters frequently stationed outside her home.

"It feels threatening to have people watching you," she said.

Once, her daughter came home from primary school and Rowling found a letter from a journalist in the child's backpack.

"I felt such a sense of invasion," Rowling said. "It's very difficult to say how angry I felt that my 5-year-old daughter's school was no longer a place of complete security from journalists."

By the time her younger children were born in 2003 and 2005, Rowling said, the scrutiny was "like being under siege and like being a hostage."

Rowling was the latest in a string of prominent people to tell the inquiry about the distressing effect on their lives of intense press interest.

Earlier Thursday, actress Sienna Miller said she was left paranoid and scared by years of relentless tabloid pursuit that ranged from paparazzi outside her house to the hacking of her mobile phone.

Miller said the surveillance, and a stream of personal stories about her in the tabloids, led her to accuse friends and family of leaking information to the media. In fact, her cell phone voice mails had been hacked by Rupert Murdoch's News of the World tabloid.

Miller, 29, became a tabloid staple when she dated fellow actor Jude Law. She said the constant scrutiny left her feeling "very violated and very paranoid and anxious, constantly."

"I felt like I was living in some sort of video game," she said.

She called the paparazzi focus terrifying.

"For a number of years I was relentlessly pursued by 10 to 15 men, almost daily," she said. "Spat at, verbally abused.

"I would often find myself, at the age of 21, at midnight, running down a dark street on my own with 10 men chasing me. And the fact they had cameras in their hands made that legal."

Miller, the star of "Layer Cake" and "Alfie," was one of the first celebrities to take the News of the World to court over illegal eavesdropping. In May, the newspaper agreed to pay her 100,000 pounds ($160,000) to settle claims her phone had been hacked.

The newspaper's parent company now faces dozens of lawsuits from alleged hacking victims.

Miller, who looked confident as she gave evidence at London's Royal Courts of Justice, said it was a difficult decision to challenge Murdoch's media empire.

"I was very nervous about taking on an empire that was richer and far more powerful than I will ever be," she said. "It was very daunting."

Prime Minister David Cameron set up the inquiry amid a still-unfolding scandal over illegal eavesdropping by the Murdoch-owned tabloid. Murdoch closed down the News of the World in July after evidence emerged that it had illegally accessed the mobile phone voice mails of celebrities, politicians and even crime victims in its search of scoops.

More than a dozen News of the World journalists and editors have been arrested over allegations of illegal eavesdropping, and the scandal has also claimed the jobs of two top London police officers, Cameron's media adviser and several senior Murdoch executives.

The inquiry, led by Judge Brian Leveson, plans to issue a report next year and could recommend major changes to media regulation in Britain.

Miller took the stand after another witness was allowed to give evidence in private. The courtroom was cleared of the press as the witness, identified only as HJK, testified about suffering intrusions while in a relationship with a well-known figure, whose identity was also kept secret.

Also testifying Thursday was former Formula One boss Max Mosley, who has campaigned for a privacy law since his interest in sadomasochistic sex was exposed in the News of the World.

Mosley successfully sued the News of the World over a 2008 story headlined "Formula One boss has sick Nazi orgy with five hookers." Mosley has acknowledged the orgy, but argued that the story ? obtained with a hidden camera ? was an "outrageous" invasion of privacy. He said the Nazi allegation was damaging and "completely untrue."

Mosley said he has had stories about the incident removed from 193 websites around the world, and is currently taking legal action "in 22 or 23 different countries," including proceedings against search engine Google in France and Germany.

"The fundamental thing is that Google could stop this appearing but they don't or won't as a matter of principle," he said.

"You work all your life to try and achieve something or do something useful," Mosley added. "And suddenly something like this happens and that's what you're remembered for."

High-profile witnesses still to come include CNN celebrity interviewer Piers Morgan, who has denied using phone hacking while he was editor of the Daily Mirror newspaper.

The hearings have heard allegations of media malpractice and intrusion that extend far beyond the News of the World.

Witnesses have included celebrities like actor Hugh Grant and ordinary people pursued in times of grief, including the parents of murdered 13-year-old Milly Dowler, whose voice mails were accessed by the News of the World after she disappeared in 2002.

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Japanese PM Noda to support Tokyo 2020 Olympic bid

TOKYO (AP) ? The head of the Japanese Olympic Committee says Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda has agreed to be a top adviser to a panel supporting Tokyo's bid to host the 2020 Summer Olympics.

JOC President Tsunekazu Takeda said Thursday that Noda was asked to assume the post and for the government to give its full support to the bid.

Noda accepted the request and was quoted by Takeda as saying, "Let us do our best to make this bid a success," Kyodo new agency reported.

Tokyo, which campaigned for the 2016 Olympics but lost out to Rio de Janeiro, is up against Doha, Qatar; Istanbul, Turkey; Madrid; and Rome. The IOC will select the host city in September 2013.

The panel will support Tokyo's 2020 bid committee, which is headed by Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara.

In its bid to land the 2016 Games, Tokyo had an estimated $176 million budget but the bid suffered from a lack of public support and was eliminated in the second round of voting.

Tokyo is promoting its 2020 bid to be a symbol of Japan's recovery from the March 11 earthquake and tsunami that left nearly 20,000 people dead or missing on Japan's northeast coast.

The JOC has said if Tokyo wins the right to host the 2020 games, regions affected by the earthquake, tsunami and the ensuing nuclear crises, could host some events such as soccer.

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Exclusive Sneak Peek from 'Sister Wives' Season Finale!

For many people, it's hard to imagine being a wife in a polygamous marriage. And as viewers of Sister Wives know, it's not always easy for those sharing a spouse.

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Video: New child sex abuse allegations against Sandusky

Pennsylvania newspaper Harrisburg Patriot-News reports that two more child sexual abuse cases have been opened by Child and Youth Services against Jerry Sandusky within the last two months. NBC?s Peter Alexander has more.

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Celebrities serve up turkey to LA's homeless

LOS ANGELES (AP) ? Kim Kardashian, Blair Underwood and other celebrities served up a Thanksgiving day meal to the homeless in Los Angeles.

Longtime Los Angeles Mission supporter and screen legend Kirk Douglas along with his wife Anne hosted the Wednesday event for the seventh year in a row.

Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa served up turkey and posed for pictures with Kardashian and Jennifer Love Hewitt.

Organizers estimated there were 3,000 pounds of turkey, 700 pounds of mashed potatoes, 80 gallons of gravy and 600 pies.

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Cops: Woman kills 2, injures 4, then kills self (AP)

GREENSBORO, N.C. ? An 8-year-old girl is the second victim of a North Carolina woman who killed her son, shot three other children fighting for life and shot her ex-boyfriend in a bitter love triangle before taking her own life.

Guilford County Sheriff's Chief Deputy Randy Powers said Monday that 8-year-old Hannaleigh Suttles died of the head wound she suffered in the mass shootings Sunday at her home.

Suttles was one of two children 36-year-old Mary Ann Holder took in last spring when her sister died.

Sheriff BJ Barnes said Holder left notes taking responsibility for the shootings before shooting herself to death.

Authorities say Holder also shot her nephew, her younger son, and her older son's girlfriend in the head.

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Natalie Wood Investigation: Unlikely to Yield Results

The death of Natalie Wood has remained a mystery for 30 years, but some in the L.A. County D.A.'s Office are puzzled as to why the investigation was re-opened.

They say it's extremely unlikely that the D.A. is going to prosecute the late actress' then-husband, Robert Wagner, or anyone else for her tragic 1981 drowning.

Although the L.A. County Sheriff's Dept. says Wagner isn't a suspect, it's pretty clear that as the last person to see Natalie Wood alive, he's a person of interest.

Be that as it may, the statute of limitations has long since expired.

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Under California law, even if (and it's a big if) Robert Wagner accidentally pushed Natalie Wood into the water, or failed to report her missing quickly, that's not murder.

The most he could be charged with is involuntary manslaughter, of which there's a statute of limitations of three years. In other words, he'd be in the clear 27 years ago. 

Same with regular manslaughter, which has a statute of three. Second-degree murder has a limit of six. Only first-degree murder has no statute of limitations. 

Proving that is next to impossible, as there were no witnesses other than Wagner.

So short of a bizarre confession by the veteran actor or someone else, don't expect any charges to be pressed, no matter what shady allegations are made.

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BSkyB launches journalism review at Sky News (Reuters)

LONDON (Reuters) ? Satellite broadcaster BSkyB, part owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, has appointed external lawyers to review the emails of some of its most successful journalists to check there were no signs of illegal newsgathering.

A BSkyB spokesman said on Monday the company had appointed its external legal counsel, Herbert Smith, to review emails going back to 2005 in areas where news was broken outside of the normal diary agenda.

"There has been no suggestion of any impropriety at Sky News. We remain committed to the highest standards," the spokesman said.

Journalistic practices are under huge scrutiny in Britain following a scandal at News Corp's now-closed News of the World tabloid, in which people working for the paper hacked into the phones of thousands of people to generate stories.

Rupert Murdoch's News Corp failed in its bid to buy the rest of BSkyB it did not already own in the summer, as politicians turned against the media mogul and his handling of a scandal which damaged the value and reputation of the company.

BSkyB decided to launch the review a few months ago at the Sky News channel, which regularly breaks financial and political news.

(Reporting by Kate Holton)

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People with early Alzheimer's disease may be more likely to have lower BMI

ScienceDaily (Nov. 21, 2011) ? Studies have shown that people who are overweight in middle age are more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease decades later than people at normal weight, yet researchers have also found that people in the earliest stages of Alzheimer's disease are more likely to have a lower body mass index (BMI). A current study examines this relationship between Alzheimer's disease and BMI.

The study, published in the November 22, 2011, print issue of Neurology?, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology, examined 506 people with advanced brain imaging techniques and analyses of cerebrospinal fluid to look for biomarkers for Alzheimer's disease, which can be present years before the first symptoms begin. The participants, who were part of the Alzheimer's Disease. Neuroimaging Initiative, included people with no memory problems, people with mild cognitive impairment, or mild memory problems, and people with Alzheimer's disease.

The study found that in people with no memory or thinking problems and in people with mild cognitive impairment, those who had the Alzheimer's biomarkers were also more likely to have a lower BMI than those who did not have the biomarkers.

For example, 85 percent of the people with mild cognitive impairment who had a BMI below 25 had signs of the beta-amyloid plaques in their brains that are a hallmark of the disease, compared to 48 percent of those with mild cognitive impairment who were overweight. The relationship was also found in people with no memory or thinking problems.

"These results suggest Alzheimer's disease brain changes are associated with systemic metabolic changes in the very earliest phases of the disease," said study author Jeffrey M. Burns, MD, MS, of the University of Kansas School of Medicine in Kansas City and a member of the American Academy of Neurology. "This might be due to damage in the area of the brain called the hypothalamus that plays a role in regulating energy metabolism and food intake. Further studies should investigate whether this relationship reflects a systemic response to an unrecognized disease or a long-standing trait that predisposes a person to developing the disease."

The study was supported by the University of Kansas Alzheimer Disease Center, the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke and the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health & Human Development.

The American Academy of Neurology, an association of more than 24,000 neurologists and neuroscience professionals, is dedicated to promoting the highest quality patient-centered neurologic care. A neurologist is a doctor with specialized training in diagnosing, treating and managing disorders of the brain and nervous system such as Alzheimer's disease, stroke, migraine, multiple sclerosis, brain injury, Parkinson's disease and epilepsy.

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Tendulkar's batting a distraction for awe-struck Windies (Reuters)

MUMBAI (Reuters) ? West Indies' Kirk Edwards says he is so awe-struck by Sachin Tendulkar's batting that he sometimes forgets to think about his own game.

"The guy is a legend, so we are all in awe of him," Edwards said of India's record-breaking batsman after a Sunday practice session at the Wankhede Stadium ahead of the final test starting on Tuesday.

"Playing a game with Sachin was something special. It's a memory that I will live with forever," the 27-year-old right-hander told reporters.

"Sometimes I find myself focussing on him so much that I am not focussing on my fielding."

Tendulkar, with 51 test centuries and 48 in one-day internationals, needs one more to complete 100 international hundreds.

West Indies trail India 2-0 in the three-match series.

(Reporting by Sudipto Ganguly; Editing by Clare Fallon; To comment on this story: email sportsfeedback@thomsonreuters.com)

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Obama says Iranian isolation will continue (AP)

WASHINGTON ? President Barack Obama says that as long as Iran continues down a dangerous path with its nuclear program, the United States will continue to find ways to isolate and increase the pressure on Tehran.

Obama issued the statement after his administration announced a new set of sanctions against Iran. The actions were coordinated with Britain and Canada and follow a new report from a United Nations watchdog suggesting Iranian work toward the development of atomic weapons.

Obama says Iran's actions jeopardize international peace and stability. Still, he says the U.S. is still prepared to start a new chapter with Iran if it fulfills its international obligations. But if it continues to defy its responsibilities, he says Iran faces even more pressure.

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Fine: Allegations are 'patently false' (AP)

SYRACUSE, N.Y. ? Syracuse assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine dismissed as "patently false" allegations that he molested two former ball boys for years, and the university chancellor vowed Friday to "do everything in our power to find the truth."

The school immediately placed Fine on administrative leave "in light of the new allegations" that surfaced Thursday, just two weeks after the Penn State child sex-abuse scandal, and pending an investigation by the Syracuse City Police.

Fine, in his 35th season as an assistant on the Syracuse bench, asked for a quick review and expressed confidence he would be vindicated.

"Sadly, we live in an allegation-based society and an internet age where in a matter of minutes one's lifelong reputation can be severely damaged," Fine said in a statement released by one of his attorneys. "I am confident that, as in the past, a review of these allegations will be discredited and restore my reputation. I hope the latest review of these allegations will be conducted expeditiously."

Fine thanked Chancellor Nancy Cantor for her statement that "I should be accorded a fair opportunity to defend myself" and added: "I fully intend to do so. There should never be a rush to judgment when someone's personal integrity and career are on the line."

Cantor vowed that the school will not turn a blind eye to the allegations made by two stepbrothers to ESPN.

"Let me be clear. We know that many question whether or not a university in today's world can shine a harsh light on its athletics programs," Cantor said in an email to students, faculty and staff. "We are aware that many wonder if university administrations are willing to turn a blind eye to wrongdoing that may disrupt a successful sports program. I can assure you I am not, and my fellow administrators are not. We hold everyone in our community to high standards and we don't tolerate illegal, abusive or unethical behavior ? no matter who you are."

She concluded: "At this time, all we really know is that a terrible tragedy is unfolding for both the accuser and the accused. I want you to know that we will do everything in our power to find the truth, and ? if and when we do find it ? to let you know what we have found."

Both of Fine's accusers are now adults. Bobby Davis, now 39, told ESPN that Fine molested him beginning in 1984 and that the sexual contact continued until he was around 27. A ball boy for six years, Davis told ESPN that the abuse occurred at Fine's home, at Syracuse basketball facilities and on team road trips, including the 1987 Final Four, when the Orange lost to Indiana in the national championship game.

Davis' stepbrother, Mike Lang, 45, who also was a ball boy, told ESPN that Fine molested him starting while he was in fifth or sixth grade.

"The dilemma in any situation like this, of course, is that ? without corroborating facts, witnesses or confessions ? one must avoid an unfair rush to judgment," Cantor said. "We have all seen terrible injustices done to the innocent accused of heinous crimes. And we've all seen situations where the guilty avoid justice."

The chancellor said a man contacted the school in 2005 about allegations he had previously reported to police of abuse in the 1980s and 1990s, but that police had declined to pursue it because the statute of limitations had expired.

She said the school conducted its own four-month investigation at that time, including interviews with people the accuser said would support his allegations, but all of them "denied any knowledge of wrongful conduct" by Fine.

Syracuse police spokesman Tom Connellan says the university did not contact police in 2005.

In an email to The Associated Press, Kevin Quinn, the school's senior vice president for public affairs, said that when the school learned of the allegations in 2005, "it had already been reported to the Syracuse City Police and was already addressed within the criminal justice process."

"Therefore, the police would have notified the District Attorney's Office if appropriate under the circumstances. Nevertheless, we immediately launched our own investigation of our employee to determine the facts. If that investigation had revealed any evidence or corroboration of the allegations or any criminal conduct, we would have reported it to the authorities immediately."

Onondaga County District Attorney William Fitzpatrick has vowed to conduct a complete investigation. He was out of town, and the AP was unable to reach him for comment.

Fitzpatrick told The Post-Standard of Syracuse that prosecutors were never notified when Syracuse police were told of the complaints in 2002 or 2003 and when the university conducted its own investigation in 2005.

Prior to Aug. 5, 2008, when New York's law changed and the statute of limitations was eliminated, prosecutions for felony sex abuse of a child had to begin within five years after authorities learned about it or within five years after the child turned 18.

Paul DerOhannesian, defense attorney and former Albany County prosecutor, said the five-year statute of limitations has clearly passed for any crimes in this case if they took place in New York. But any out-of-state incidents during basketball road trips would be subject to the laws of those states, which might not have the same limits, he said.

DerOhannesian said the prosecutor also can bring information and witnesses before a grand jury to do a fact-finding report and recommend changes in the law. "In the course of that investigation, if people lie you then have criminal offenses which are timely," he said.

Both ESPN and The Post-Standard said they first investigated Davis' accusations in 2003 but decided not to do a story because there was no independent evidence to corroborate the allegations.

Davis told ESPN that coach Jim Boeheim knew he was traveling on the road and sleeping in Fine's room.

"Boeheim saw me with Bernie all the time in the hotel rooms, on road trips," Davis said. "He'd come in, and see me laying in the bed, kind of glance at me like, `What are you doing here?' But he wouldn't say that. He'd just scowl. And I would look at him like, I'd be nervous. I felt embarrassed 'cause I felt stupid that I'm there. I'm not supposed to be here. I know it, and Boeheim's not stupid."

In a telephone interview Thursday night with the AP, Boeheim defended Fine and denied ever going to the assistant's room, much less seeing Davis there.

"This kid came forward and there was no one to corroborate his story. Not one. Not one," Boeheim said. "... They said I walked into Bernie's room on the road and saw this. I have never walked into Bernie's room on the road. This isn't true. This just isn't true."

In an on-camera interview with ESPN, Davis said he was sexually abused "hundreds of times." Asked why he didn't come forward during the 16 years he accuses Fine of molesting him, Davis said: "I honestly didn't think anybody would believe me."

Robert Edelman, a mental health counselor who is CEO of the Village Counseling Center in Gainesville, Fla., says it's rare that abuse or a sexual relationship extends past childhood.

When it does, he said, "these victims are even more confused, blame themselves more intensely and feel even more helpless, especially when they came forward as children and the abuse did not stop."

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AP writers Michael Hill and Dan Gelston, Michael Virtanen in Albany, and AP Basketball Writer Jim O'Connell and AP National Writer David Crary in New York contributed to this report.

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Firefighter burned, 25 homes damaged in Reno fire

A firefighter tries to keep back the flames, whipped by strong winds, in Reno, Nev. Friday, Nov. 18, 2011. Nevada firefighters are battling a wind-whipped wildfire that has already burned several homes and caused several injuries. Reno Fire Chief Michael Hernandez sayfire crews are having a tough time "getting ahead of" the 400-acre blaze. He also says flames broke off into two areas in Caughlin Ranch. Hernandez says about a dozen homes have burned. (AP Photo/The Reno Gazette-Journal, Tim Dunn) NEVADA APPEAL OUT; NO SALES

A firefighter tries to keep back the flames, whipped by strong winds, in Reno, Nev. Friday, Nov. 18, 2011. Nevada firefighters are battling a wind-whipped wildfire that has already burned several homes and caused several injuries. Reno Fire Chief Michael Hernandez sayfire crews are having a tough time "getting ahead of" the 400-acre blaze. He also says flames broke off into two areas in Caughlin Ranch. Hernandez says about a dozen homes have burned. (AP Photo/The Reno Gazette-Journal, Tim Dunn) NEVADA APPEAL OUT; NO SALES

Flames surround homes in the Manzanita development of Reno, Nev. Friday, Nov. 18, 2011. Nevada firefighters are battling a wind-whipped wildfire that has already burned several homes and caused several injuries. Reno Fire Chief Michael Hernandez sayfire crews are having a tough time "getting ahead of" the 400-acre blaze. He also says flames broke off into two areas in Caughlin Ranch. Hernandez says about a dozen homes have burned. (AP Photo/The Reno Gazette-Journal, Tim Dunn) NEVADA APPEAL OUT; NO SALES

Flames surround homes in the Manzanita development of Reno, Nev. Friday, Nov. 18, 2011. Nevada firefighters are battling a wind-whipped wildfire that has already burned several homes and caused several injuries. Reno Fire Chief Michael Hernandez sayfire crews are having a tough time "getting ahead of" the 400-acre blaze. He also says flames broke off into two areas in Caughlin Ranch. Hernandez says about a dozen homes have burned. (AP Photo/The Reno Gazette-Journal, Tim Dunn) NEVADA APPEAL OUT; NO SALES

Emergency personnel respond to a wildfire in Reno, Nev. Friday, Nov. 18, 2011. Nevada firefighters are battling a wind-whipped wildfire that has already burned several homes and caused several injuries. Reno Fire Chief Michael Hernandez sayfire crews are having a tough time "getting ahead of" the 400-acre blaze. He also says flames broke off into two areas in Caughlin Ranch. Hernandez says about a dozen homes have burned. (AP Photo/The Reno Gazette-Journal, Tim Dunn) NEVADA APPEAL OUT; NO SALES

Residents watch a fire, near homes along Manzanita Lane near Broken Arrow, spread in Reno, Nev. Friday, Nov. 18, 2011. Nevada firefighters are battling a wind-whipped wildfire that has already burned several homes and caused several injuries. Reno Fire Chief Michael Hernandez sayfire crews are having a tough time "getting ahead of" the 400-acre blaze. He also says flames broke off into two areas in Caughlin Ranch. Hernandez says about a dozen homes have burned. (AP Photo/The Reno Gazette-Journal, Liz Margerum) NEVADA APPEAL OUT; NO SALES

RENO, Nev. (AP) ? A firefighter suffered first and second-degree burns and an elderly man died of a heart attack while trying to flee a sudden wildfire that spread through the Nevada Sierra foothills and roared into Reno on Friday, blanketing upscale houses, horse pastures and mountain roads in smoke plumes, amber flames and flying embers.

Authorities said the worst was likely over, but warned a change in the furious northern winds could refuel the sprawling fire that sent thousands of families fleeing their homes in the middle of the night and blanketed the region's mountain roads in flames. At least 25 properties were damaged and destroyed.

Fire Chief Mike Hernandez said flames still endanger some areas, but firefighters had largely contained the blaze that sent nearly 10,000 people from their homes in the middle of the night.

"We are actually backtracking and going over areas that have burned and extinguishing hot spots," Hernandez said.

Roughly 100 Nevada National Guard members were assisting local law enforcement in checking homes and keeping people out of the evacuated area. Health officials urged residents to stay inside and reduce physical activity, warning that the dust and smoke were adding to pollution levels in the affected regions and downwind neighborhoods.

Sixteen people were hospitalized, many for smoke inhalation. A 74-year-old man died of a heart attack while trying to leave his home.

The cause of the blaze wasn't known, but a downed power line or homeless encampments in the area might be to blame, Hernandez said. He said the region is also a popular area for teenagers who might have started the fire to stay warm.

Growing snow flurries and dropping temperatures late Friday afternoon stroked hopes that the remaining showers of ember and ash would die down quickly.

At least 400 firefighters from as far as 260 miles away flocked to Reno early Friday as multiple fires roared from the Sierra Nevada foothills in northwestern Nevada and spread to the valley floor. Police went house-to-house, pounding on doors and urging residents to evacuate in the dark of the night.

"The whole mountain was on fire," said Dick Hecht, who said when he escaped from his home with his wife, it was so windy he could barely stand. "It was so smoky, you couldn't hardly see."

The couple tried to return to their home before morning, but they were turned back by high winds and erupting flames. As they made their way back down the mountain roads, flames burned less than 40 yards from their vehicle.

Gusts of up to 60 mph grounded firefighter helicopters and made it difficult for firefighters to approach Caughlin Ranch, the affluent subdivision bordering pine-forested hills where the fire likely began after 12:30 a.m.

The strong winds combined with area's dry terrain helped the fire spread from 400 acres to 2,000, or more than 3 square miles. Firefighters said their efforts spared 4,000 homes, but that the disaster would likely cost multi-millions of dollars. The gusts were comparable to the Santa Ana winds that often aggravate and spread wildfires in the hills surrounding Los Angeles, officials said.

"The wind is horrific," said Reno spokeswoman Michele Anderson. "We just watched a semi nearly blow over on the freeway."

John and Maggie Givlin were among those watching a television at the shelter at Reno High School Friday morning, scanning the screen for details on whether the home they left behind was safe. They already were preparing to flee when a police officer knocked on their door at about 1:30 a.m.

"I smelled smoke and got out of bed and the electricity was out," said John Givlin, a retired civil engineer who has lived there about eight years. "I looked out the front window and saw the glow over the hill before us."

He and his wife made their way out of their home with a flashlight. Outside, flames billowed in every direction.

More than 150 people had filled two shelters set up at area high schools by midmorning.

"The people are in a state of shock and are hanging in there," Gov. Brian Sandoval said.

More than 4,000 NV Energy customers lost power as poles and electrical wires were scorched and knocked down, said spokeswoman Faye Andersen. Utility workers were not being allowed into the fire area.

Reno Mayor Bob Cashell said evacuees could start returning to their homes at noon Saturday. Cashell said a number of local hotel-casinos were offering discounted rooms to displaced residents.

"These next 24 hours, with all the power lines down and everything else, it is still a very, very dangerous area," he said.

School buses were on standby to help with evacuations. At least 90 schools were closed for the day to clear the roads of school traffic and make way for emergency workers.

The U.S. Postal Service suspended delivery to the area for the day and the state high school athletic association moved its football playoffs from Friday night to Monday.

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Associated Press writers Martin Griffith in Reno and Michelle Rindels, Cristina Silva and Ken Ritter in Las Vegas contributed to this report.

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95% Moneyball

Sports is a business. Fans cheer for their team out of a sense that that team represents their city in the sport they love. But it is a business first and foremost. Moneyball focuses on the business aspect of baseball, but it does it in a way that is fascinating, easy to follow, and gets its audience to understand how team management may work.Brad Pitt plays Billy Beane, a failed baseball player now general manager for the Oakland Athletics. The first scene of the film shows the A's against the Yankees in the final game of a World Series. Instead of showing the score, the budgets of each team are pitted against each other, with the Yanks' whopping 100 million outdoing Oakland's 39 million. With a tight budget, Beane attempts to reinvent how the A's do business in the coming season, making controversial decisions and picking up players who nobody else wants, all based on theories from Peter Brand (Jonah Hill).Like his previous film Capote, Bennett Miller directs with a confident, direct approach. His style is subtle yet focused, ambitious and well paced. The screenplay by Aaron Sorkin and Steve Zaillan is loaded with great dialogue as we've come to expect from them. Brad Pitt, Jonah Hill, Philip Seymour Hoffman are flawless in subdued but complex performances that always straddle the line between drama and comedy. Moneyball is simply a well made film. It works on every level, from the performances, the writing, the directing, the pacing, the subject matter, and in how it tells its story. It's one of the best films of the year, and a great "economics of sports" movie that can appeal to people who hate either of those things.

November 19, 2011

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Video: A reminder of Dan Henderson?s last stop in the Octagon

The last time Dan Henderson was in the UFC, he scored a knockout to remember. After coaching "The Ultimate Fighter" against Michael Bisping, Henderson was matched up with the Brit at UFC 100. Bisping circled towards Henderson's power hand, and Hendo made him pay for it.

After going 3-1 and winning the light heavyweight belt in Strikeforce, he's back in the UFC. Will he be able to stiffen Mauricio "Shogun" Rua like he did Bisping? Tell us in the comments or on Facebook.

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Protect Your Bag from ?Bagteria?

You may have noticed that I seem to have a lot of bags and purses. ?Some of them are cheap and some are expensive, but I want to keep all of them clean and nice-looking for as long as possible. ?I do not want to set my bag in the floor in public places, where [...]

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Deficit-cutting panel may scale back efforts (reuters)

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UK MPs to press James Murdoch on snooping claims (Reuters)

LONDON (Reuters) ? British legislators will write to News International chairman James Murdoch to press him further on claims that his company snooped on them when they were pursuing allegations of phone hacking, a senior parliamentarian told Reuters on Wednesday.

James Murdoch, son of News Corp chairman Rupert Murdoch, appeared before a parliamentary committee for a second time last week to testify about phone hacking at the company's now-defunct News of the World tabloid newspaper.

Murdoch apologized when asked about reports that the company had placed committee members including Tom Watson, one of its most vocal critics, under surveillance.

However, Culture, Media and Sports committee chairman John Whittingdale said he wanted more information.

"The committee takes very seriously allegations that members were under surveillance by reporters in the course of our inquiries. Obviously this is something we want answers to," he added.

"We will be writing to James Murdoch as head of News International to confirm or deny," he told Reuters, adding that letters would be going out to other executives involved.

The phone-hacking scandal has raised doubts among shareholders about whether James Murdoch is the right candidate to succeed his father as head of the News Corp global media empire.

Murdoch junior is the chairman of News International, the company's British newspaper arm, and also chairs the pay-TV operator BSkyB, in which News Corp is the biggest shareholder.

Committee member Louise Mensch asked Murdoch last week about reports of snooping on MPs by private investigators.

"I am aware of the case of the surveillance of Mr Watson; again, under the circumstances, I apologize unreservedly for that," Murdoch told the parliamentary committee.

"It is not something that I would condone, it is not something that I had knowledge of and it is not something that has a place in the way we operate," he added.

The hacking scandal has shaken the British establishment, raising questions about the way the media operate and their relations with the police.

An inquiry set up by Prime Minister David Cameron began this week following a public outcry after it emerged that the News of the World had hacked the phones of murder victims, as well as large numbers of celebrities.

(Reporting by Keith Weir; Editing by Kevin Liffey)

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Watch the Kindle Fire's Guts Dissected [Teardowns]

The mad dismantlers at iFixit have their prying hands on the Kindle Fire, which means it's time to rip that thing apart. If the silicon sadist inside you enjoys such things, read on—lots of pretty tablet innards await. More »

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Prince William's posting to Falklands defended (omg!)

LONDON (AP) ? British officials on Sunday defended the deployment of Prince William to the Falkland Islands, after Argentina reportedly condemned the move as a provocative act.

The Defense Ministry announced this week that the 29-year-old prince, a Royal Air Force search and rescue pilot, will be posted to the British outpost for six weeks next year.

The deployment ? which will come shortly before the 30th anniversary of Argentina's defeat in the Falklands War ? appeared to anger some Argentines. An Argentine official, Sebastian Brugo Marco, told the paper La Nacion the move was a "provocative act."

But Britain's chief of armed forces David Richards insisted Sunday that it "wasn't and isn't designed to be" that way.

"Prince William, along with his brother Prince Harry, is a regular member of the armed forces and they do their stint in the roster that comes all our ways," Richards told Sky News.

Britain has ruled the Falklands, which lie 290 miles (460 kilometers) east of Argentina's coast, for more than 180 years, but Argentina claims sovereignty over the islands, which it calls Las Malvinas. The two countries fought a brief war over the islands in 1982.

Britain still maintains about 1,000 troops in the territory, which is home to about 3,000 people.

Officials said William's posting is a normal part of his training and that he would not undertake any ceremonial royal duties during the deployment. His wife Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, will remain in Britain.

William, the second in line to the throne, will begin the deployment in February. His uncle, Prince Andrew, served in the Falklands conflict as a Sea King helicopter pilot.

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Franken to propose bill to speed approval for innovative devices (Star Tribune)

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