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Tom Wolf stopped by Warmdaddy’s on Columbus Boulevard on Tuesday morning as he made last-minute eff orts to turn out the vote on Election Day. / CHARLES MOSTOLLER, METRO
WOLF ENDS CORBETT ERA
Politics. Tom Corbett becomes the fi rst incumbent governor in modernstate election history to lose a gubernatorial race. Major media
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2www.metro.usWednesday, November 5, 2014 PHILADELPHIA
Who did you vote
for and why?
Wolf. “Corbett has done an awful job as far as schools. ... I would be willing to pay more taxes if it was going to schools.” Myra Adams
Wolf. “With natural gas, Corbett seems to not really know what he’s doing. He’s not imposing any excise tax.” Doug Goetz
Corbett. “It’s beyond an uphill battle. ... I don’t want a politician as governor.” Steve Nasevich, Republican 14th Ward leader
Visit Metro.us for more election coverage and updated results.
Corbett fi rst incumbent gov to lose re-election
Tom Wolf’s campaign Twitter page tweeted this photo out of Wolf and his family shortly after the polls closed. / TWITTER
A Tom was elected Gov-ernor of Pennsylvania on Tuesday.
But he didn’t have the last name Corbett.
Tom Wolf became the first candidate in modern state election history to defeat an incumbent in the race for the state’s highest office. Wolf, a Democrat from York, defeated Cor-bett in a landslide, accord-ing to unofficial election results.
In a letter emailed out to his supporters, Wolf wrote that “As your gover-nor, I’ll be there working with you, and I can’t wait to see what we do together to help give Pennsylvania a fresh start.”
Regarding his oppo-nent: “Governor Tom
Pennsylvania. Tom Wolf was elected as the 47th Governor of Pennsylvania on Tuesday night.
As of press time, Wolf had about 64 percent of the vote, unofficial results show. Corbett, who twice served as the state’s attor-ney general, had roughly 35 percent of the votes, with 19 statewide districts reporting.
For Wolf, a business-man and former teacher, this was his first run at a public office. He will be sworn in as the 47th gover-nor of the state in January 2015.
Corbett, Lt. Governor Jim Cawley, and their many supporters deserve our respect and admiration for running a campaign focused on the issues,” he wrote.
Other PA races
There weren’t many
surprises in other local
elections:
• Democratic US Rep. Bob Brady, longtime chairman of the Philadelphia Democratic Party, won re-election in the 1st Congressional district.
• Democratic US Rep. Chaka Fattah, who is currently under a federal corruption investigation, won re-election in the 2nd Congressional District.
• Democratic State Rep. Brendan Boyle won out in 13th Congressional District and graduated to the US House of Representatives. Boyle replaces Allison Schwartz, who withdrew her seat to run for governor, but lost to Wolf in the primary.
A man exits a polling booth after voting at the Palumbo Rec Centerin South Philadelphia on Tuesday. / CHARLES MOSTOLLER, METRO
Massive support for Wolf at polls Voters at the polls Tues-day were overwhelmingly in support of Democratic candidate Tom Wolf, with almost nothing positive to say about incumbent Gov. Tom Corbett.
“We are done with Tom Corbett,” said Rod Clay, getting ready to vote in Brewerytown. “Every time you turn around, he’s shutting down a pro-gram, a service, a school.”
Most voters named schools as the most im-portant political issue.
“I thought Corbett wasn’t doing his job. When our schools are disrupted the way they are, you need to get him
out of office,” said Shirley Easter.
“I’m sick of the things the Republicans have done,” said Margot Rob-inson. “A lot of that is on us. You’ve got to go out and vote.”
But others questioned whether Wolf will change anything in Harrisburg.
“I hope he gets in office, but once he’s in office, are we seeing a difference? Or is it gonna be the same old thing with a different face?” asked Michael Artist. “I won’t stop voting ... but I question how much the public really influences the vote.” SAM NEWHOUSE
Election Day
One public school teacher
voted for Wolf “to protect
her job.” A woman on
public assistance said she
voted for Wolf “to get a
job.”
• “I have a lot of issues with how Corbett is running the state —just a lot of the things he stands for,” said Corinda Cook, in Brewerytown.
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The search for the 22-year-old woman who was ab-ducted in Germantown on Sunday night has stretched into Maryland.
Police said Tuesday that Carlesha Freeland-Gaither’s ATM card was used at a bank in Aber-deen, Maryland, at 6:01 a.m. Tuesday, but they couldn’t say if she was with the abductor.
According to NBC10, the person who withdrew funds from her account resembled the description of Freeland-Gaither’s ab-ductor, who can be seen on surveillance video vio-lently forcing the nurse’s aid into a running, metal-lic gray Ford Taurus just before 10 p.m. Sunday only blocks from her Northwest Philadelphia home.
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A man was found dead inside a minivan on the 3900 block of I Street Tuesday afternoon, slain by a suspect with an AK-47, reports say.
The assault-rifl e-toting suspect shot the victim multiple times in the torso around 3 p.m.
The victim was in a white minivan which then crashed into a parked car.
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Glackens’ fi rst exhibit in 50 years debuts Curator Avis Berman discusses a painting at a press preview of the new William Glackens exhibit at the Barnes Founda-tion. Glackens was a good friend of Dr. Albert Barnes and this exhibit is the fi rst major exhibition of his work in Philadelphia, on view from Nov. 8 through Feb. 2, 2015. CHARLES MOSTOLLER, METRO
A South Jersey child report-edly discovered a razor blade inside a wrapped Tootsie Roll they collected
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A voter gestures as Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) votes in the midterm elections at BellarmineUniversity in Louisville, Kentucky. / GETTY IMAGES
GOP strikes early blow in elections
Republicans struck a pow-erful first blow in Kentucky in congressional elections on Tuesday in their drive to control the U.S. Senate and dramatically tip the bal-ance of power away from President Barack Obama and his Democrats.
Obama’s low job ap-proval rating, partisan grid-lock in Washington and an economy that is not grow-ing broadly enough to help many in the middle class were major issues confront-ing voters in elections for 36 senators, 36 state gover-nors and all 435 members of the House of Representa-tives.
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If Republicans went on to win the Senate on Tues-day, McConnell would re-place Democrat Harry Reid as Senate majority leader, putting him in a powerful position on Capitol Hill.
Republicans also gained
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Republicans were ex-pected to pick up seats in the Senate, but polls ahead of the voting showed eight to 10 races were still toss-ups as of press time.
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A Vatican bioethics official on Tuesday condemned the death by assisted sui-cide of Brittany Maynard, a terminally ill 29-year-old who ended her life over the weekend, as an undig-nified “absurdity.”
“This woman (took her own life) thinking she would die with dignity, but this is the error,” Monsi-gnor Ignacio Carrasco de Paula, head of the Pontifi-cal Academy for Life, told the Italian news agency Ansa.
Maynard, who was di-
agnosed in January with a brain tumor and had announced plans to take medication to die when her pain became unbear-able, had become the face of the right-to-die move-ment ahead of her death.
The group Compassion & Choices, an Oregon-based nonprofit that assist-ed Maynard through her end of life, said on Sunday that she had passed away surrounded by loved ones. REUTERS
Catholic Church offi cial condemns woman’s suicide Vatican. Brittany Maynard, 29, had become the face of the right-to-die movement.
Abuse allegation
Vikings’ Peterson reaches plea deal, avoids jail Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson has reached a plea deal to charges of abusing his 4-year-old son that would see him avoid any jail time, media reports said on Tuesday.
Peterson was sched-uled to appear in a Texas court on Tuesday to face a child abuse charge for striking his son with a thin tree branch as a form of punishment, leaving the child bruised.
Under the deal Peterson will plead no contest to one count of misdemeanor reckless as-sault, which will not include reference to domestic violence or violence to a minor. REUTERS
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With estimated earn-ings of $115 million, more than double what she pulled in last year, Be-yonce is the highest paid woman in music in 2014, Forbes magazine said on Tuesday.
The huge sum, most of which came from her world tour, propelled Beyonce, 33, from fourth place last year and put her firmly ahead of pop star Taylor Swift, 24, with $64 million, who jumped up one spot from last year to No. 2.
Pop singer Pink, 35, climbed up from No. 8 in 2013 to third with $52 million.
The R&B singer’s self-titled album released last December and endorse-ment deals pushed her earnings up further assur-ing her the top spot.
Barbados-born Rihan-na, 26, with $48 million and Katy Perry, 30, who earned an esti-mated $40 million, rounded out the top five on the annual list.
Madonna, 56, who ranked No. 1 last year, failed to make the top 10 in 2014. Lady Gaga, 28, slumped from No. 2 in 2013 to ninth place
this year with estimated earnings of $33 million.
Forbes compiled the list after estimating pre-tax income calculated for the 12 months from June 2013 to 2014 based on record sales, concert tick-ets, touring information merchandise sales and interviews with concert promoters, lawyers and managers.
It also looked at data from the Pollstar, the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) and tracking firm Nielsen SoundScan. REUTERS
Forbes. Beyonce the highest paid woman in music for 2014
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Jolie ‘open’ to pursuing life in politics
Academy Award-winning actress Angelina Jolie is “open” to pursuing a life in politics, diplomacy or public service, she told Vanity Fair magazine.
Jolie, who won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role in “Girl,
Interrupted,” has already turned her hand to direct-ing. Her latest fi lm behind the camera, “Unbroken,” about Olympic runner, World War II airman and prisoner of war Louis Zamperini, is set to open on Dec. 25.
The wife of actor Brad Pitt and a special envoy to the U.N. High Com-missioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said that her
work as a humanitarian has made her conscious of the fact that politics have to be considered as an option.
“Because if you really want to make an ex-treme change, then you have a responsibil-ity,” she told the magazine in an excerpt from an in-
terview published online on Tuesday.
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Pistorius was absolved of the murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp at the end of the trial after the state failed to convince judge Thokozile Masipa of Pistorius’ intent to kill, leading to a conviction for negligent killing and a fi ve-year jail term.
“Today, we announce that the NPA will fi le the application for leave to appeal both the convic-tion and sentence,” the National Prosecuting Authority said in a state-ment on Tuesday. REUTERS
As Ebola persists in West Africa, shipping lines and traders are tweaking their contracts to protect them-selves if the disease puts crews at risk of infection or prevents vessels calling at affected ports.
Ebola has not yet forced ports to close, but uncertainties about the spread of the virus are add-ing to legal and financial concerns for those involved in shipping oil, cocoa and minerals from the region.
Iron ore miners have al-ready been hit by logistics problems exacerbated by the Ebola outbreak.
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Rihanna goes for shock value with shockingly brief answers for Elle
Rihanna graces the cover of Elle magazine for the fourth time for its Decem-ber issue. She sat down with the magazine for a Q&A session full of evi-dence that Rihanna truly is the Ernest Hemingway of pop stars, using two words where someone like Miley Cyrus would probably use 12. But even with such brevity, her answers are illuminating — terrified of childbirth, loves Michael Bolton’s “Greatest Hits.” Here are some of her more memorable sound bites.
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The new ‘Hot Mug Shot Guy’
There’s a new “Hot Mug Shot Guy” sweeping the Internet. Sean Kory was arrested at a Halloween pa-rade in Santa Cruz, Califor-nia, for assaulting a man dressed up as a Fox News reporter. Kory reportedly yelled, “I hate Fox News,” grabbed the man’s prop mic and rubbed it in his crotch then began pum-melling the victim with a tennis racket, though police reports indicate the man was not injured. Even though we’re featuring this item in the paper, don’t confuse this as your calling to dethrone Kory.
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Between the Beyonce album info leaks, Angelina Jolie considering politi-cal office and the Katy Perry-Taylor Swift feud, maybe we forgot to keep an eye on Miley Cyrus. Hey, it happens. So what’s she been doing while the attention has been elsewhere? Snagging herself a Schwarzenegger. Cyrus is reportedly dating Patrick Schwarzenegger, son of the Governator and
Cyrus, inset, has been seen with Arnold and Maria’s kid. / GETTY IMAGES
Aniston’s look for new fi lm is a piece of ‘Cake’
In her new indie film, “Cake,” Jennifer Aniston got a make-under,
dressing down with no makeup and a drab haircut to play a car-crash survivor. And you know what? She loved it. Aniston found taking on the look “so dreamy and em-powering and liberating,” she said dur-ing a recent Deadline panel. There haven’t been
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Maria Shriver, according to E! News. The new couple were seen together on a recent night out — as well as the next morning at Schwarzenegger’s apart-ment. Ooooh! Apparently Schwarzenegger likes to play the long game, though. In a 2011 Details magazine profile, he said of his dating life, “My eye, though, is on Miley.” This is either adorable or creepy. Or adorably creepy.
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• Philadelphia Style magazine celebrated its men’s issue at Saks Fifth Avenue in Bala Cynwyd with Eric
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Streater, stopped by the new Timberland store on 1709 Walnut during its opening party, which featured a DJ and a violinist.
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Several names have been rumored as potential “Real Housewives” for a possible Philadelphia addition to the Bravo franchise, with publicist Kelly Boyd, Breaking Glass Pictures’ Susan Helfrich and mar-keting socialite Sabrina Tamburino topping the list.
Chazz Palminteri dined on seafood plancha mixta at Cuba Libre be-tween Halloween weekend performances of “A Bronx Tale” at Prince Music Theater.
The Prince also held a red carpet premiere for “Foxcatcher,” starring Steve Carrell as local multimillionaire John du Pont and Mark Ruf-falo as Olympic wrestler Dave Schultz, who was murdered by du Point in 1996 in Newtown Square. While co-star Anthony Michael Hall aptly called Foxcatcher “mesmerizing,” Schultz’s widow, Nancy,
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The Roots’ Black Thought and Questlove are helping out their alma mater, Philadelphia High School for the Creative and
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The vacant space at 1921 Walnut St. is being renovated for Atelier Rittenhouse, a fashion-forward design shop from Sharla Floyd rumored to be opening Nov. 7.
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‘Interstellar’ needs to be seen on fi lm Movies. You really have to view this space-age fi lm the old-fashioned way.
Wednesday marks a mile-stone: A film is being re-leased on film. “Interstel-lar” hits theaters today — just not even close to all of them. That may seem odd, given that it’s one of the most highly anticipat-ed movies of the year: the latest from brainy block-buster-maker Christopher Nolan, with Oscar winners Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway.
Yet the only theaters getting it are the ones that never threw out their film projectors. Starting today, you can see “Interstellar” in good old-fashioned, grainy and dangerously combustible 35mm as well as supersize 70mm IMAX.
The rest of the country’s multiplexes — the ones that converted entirely to digital, which is nearly all of them — don’t get it until Friday.
This bold move is a strong push-back against the digital wave that has almost entirely consumed modern movie watching. In 2010, most theaters switched — at great cost — to DCP (Digital Cinema Package), a purely com-puterized system. Instead of bulky, expensive-to-ship film reels, movies were mere files with a password to unlock. Unlike film, they would never scratch, rot or burn up. All a projectionist
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corrupted or deleted. And while it’s nice to have sparklingly clean images, they can be too bright. As Quentin Tarantino — like Nolan, another celluloid zealot — once put it, digital projection is like “watch-ing television in public.”
“Interstellar” indeed looks great on 70mm. The film is about McConaughey and Hathaway searching through the cosmos for a planet to replace the dying Earth, and its early scenes on Earth are sometimes impossibly dark.
But once it gets to space, you can not only see the majesty, but feel it. None of it looks digital, not even the planets our heroes visit.
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What were you interested in seeing adapted well?I wanted to see the breakup. I wanted to see both the sweetness that comes with a young first love … and also the emotional wreckage that a person feels when it all comes apart. We have lots of pyrotechnics … but I think that the great special effect in the film is the breakup scene.
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Addicted to your phone? There’s an app for that
Gadget addicts know this too well: No amount of willpower will ever get our prying eyes and hyperac-tive thumbs away from our smartphone screens. So how about an app that will break the cycle for us?
Offtime blocks certain phone features such as email, texts or so-cial media for set periods of time. But it doesn’t block everything or pick random apps to lock down.
“It shows which activities and apps are used often and
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with which con-tacts you inter-act the most,” says Michael Dettbarn, co-founder of the Berlin-based developer.
“Consider-ing we can’t imagine our everyday lives without our
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Besides the obnoxious habit of paying as much, if not more, attention to our phones even when there is a real friend or colleague sitting across from us, Dett-barn says devices are reor-ganizing our priorities — and we don’t even know it.
“The way we’re using apps and communication on our phones today is not obvious, and it’s caus-ing emotional and psycho-logical pressure on a sub-conscious level,” he says. “We’re losing more and more focus and can’t differ-entiate between the bits of information and the kinds of functionality that really matter to us.”
You can still choose peo-ple whose messages will be allowed through, but the idea is to refocus your attention on tasks at hand. Intuitive analytics track your app usage, showing you what you’re doing, when you’re doing it and how long you’re doing it.
Offtime is free, though currently only available for Android devices. Visit www.offtime.co.
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Pedestrians aggravated by cyclistsRe: ‘Oppression against cyclists is great travesty of our age’ (Metro, Nov. 4) Lawless cyclists should be targeted by police over pedestrians because bicycles are vehicles that regularly travel over the speed limit set by the city. “Lawless” pedestri-ans don’t do the same. Jaywalking pedestrians are not going to crush another human being the way cyclists so often do.AMY BALDWIN, VIA EMAIL
It’s bad enough that I have to get cut off almost daily by cyclists (while in a crosswalk no less), but now I have to read about their “oppression” in Metro. Get a grip, Jack — cyclists are going 10 to
15 miles an hour, while pedestrians are going about 2 to 3 mph. We’re just trying to get to work without getting hit by a car or bike. I don’t have an issue outside of the city, but while trying to commute, cyclists are just a nuisance!M. DISCOLO, VIA EMAIL
Pedestrians are usually not bad or lawless but are too often distracted by electronic devices. If someone is walking and talking using an earphone while eating something and slurping a beverage, how can they be expected to pay attention to traffi c?GEORGE CHRISTIAN JR., VIA EMAIL
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Sagittarius | Nov. 22-Dec. 21. Keep up with trends. Sign up for a course about technological ad-vancements that could do wonders for your career.
Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. Consider an invest-ment opportunity. Do the groundwork and avoid joint ventures. Someone you are close to will be overly sensitive.
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Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Follow through on your home improvement ideas. Put a realistic plan in place that will bring positive results for the lowest price.
Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. You will experience trou-bling times if you get into a disagreement. Talking to an outsider about your concerns will give you perspective. EUGENIA LAST
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Since McNabb’s trade to the Redskins six years ago, the Birds have had Kevin Kolb, (seven starts), Vince Young (three), Mi-chael Vick (34) and Nick Foles (16) under center.
And it seems not to have hurt the team much.
The Birds won a playoff game with Jeff Garcia call-ing the shots in 2006, and have reached the playoffs under Vick’s and Foles’ leadership.
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Byrd had a very solid season in right field for the Phillies, combining power and solid defensive play. His biggest knock is his strikeout total, among the worst in baseball. But FoxSports’ Ken Rosenthal said Monday night he is a popular target.
Another subject of dis-cussion on the Internet, and supposedly in front of-fices is the future or Ryan Howard.
The former MVP could very well be on his way out. Here’s what ESPN’s Buster Olney said Tuesday:
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The 34-year-old (who turns 35 this month) is due $60 million, salaries for the next two seasons plus a $10 million buyout in 2017 (on a team option worth $23 million).
How they could move Howard without eating most of his salary is still the big question.
Don’t be surprised if those two names are thrown around as the Winter Meetings approach on Dec. 7.
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Howard’s days in red pinstripes could be numbered. / GETTY IMAGES
Bye bye Burnett
Burnett turns down $12.75 million from PhilliesWith an opportunity to make a pretty hefty salary — especially considering he’s 37 years old — A.J. Burnett scorned the pros-pect of being a part of the worst team in the NL East for the 2015 season.
Burnett becomes a free agent and likely won’t pitch unless he can get a deal with a contender.
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No. 5
Lions (6-2)Ask an average sports fan on the street what the Lions record is right now and nine times out of 10 you’ll get “4-4.” They’ve played just one stinker this season (loss to Carolina).
No. 1
Patriots (7-2)
No team in the NFL was beating that Patriots team that played late Sunday afternoon at Gillette Stadium. Dar-relle Revis and Brandon Browner give the Pats, arguably, the best pass defense in the pass-hap-py NFL and Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski are the most dangerous quarterback-tight end combo in the league since 2011’s Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski.
NFL power rankings | by Matt Burke
No. 2
Cardinals (7-1)One reason why they’re behind the Pats: Their lone loss this season came to the Broncos, the team the Pats blew out on Sunday.
No. 3
Broncos (6-2)The best part of every sea-son for Peyton Manning since the turn of the cen-tury has been the game after he had to deal with a Bill Belichick defense.
No. 4
Eagles (6-2)Losing your starting quar-terback in the fi rst quarter and winning a road game against a quality foe falls into the category of “deal-ing well with adversity.”
No. 6
Seahawks (5-3)The Seahawks were on the verge of blowing out the winless Raiders on Sunday, leading 24-3 at the half. They wound up winning the game by six points.
No. 9
Packers (5-3)Heading into the season, people were speculating that running back Eddie Lacy could very well lead the league in fantasy points. He has just one 100-plus yard rushing day.
No. 7
Colts (6-3)We now know that the Steelers are at least a solid football team, so the Colts’ blowout loss to them in Week 8 wasn’t as bad as it seemed.
No. 8
Steelers (6-3)Before we go nuts with the Steelers love, let’s remember that their three-game win streak is due in part to the fact that they were all at home.
No. 10
Cowboys (6-3)Jerry Jones wants Tony Romo to play in London so badly Sunday against the Jaguars that he “jokingly” off ered up his wife’s fi rst-class seat on the plane.
No. 13
Bills (5-3)Only the Patriots have scored over 23 points against the Bills this season. Coming off a bye, they can get an early lead in the AFC wild card race with a win against K.C.
No. 11
Chiefs (5-3)Alex Smith’s line in the Chiefs’ 24-10 victory over the Jets on Sunday was perfectly Alex Smith: 21-of-31 for 199 yards, two TDs and no interceptions.
No. 12
Dolphins (5-3)They put 37 points on the board against San Diego last Sunday. The off ense is improving. The defense has been tremendous all year.
No. 14
Chargers (5-4)Wow, was that shutout by the Dolphins alarming. The Chargers are doing the opposite of their old hallmark — peaking too soon instead of too late.
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Billy Cunningham was the last 76ers coach to ride on a float down Broad Street.
Do the math.It was way back in 1983.Cunningham attended
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Following a 19-63 sea-son, the Sixers are off to an 0-4 start while featur-ing the youngest roster in
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Cunningham doesn’t enjoy watching his former team lose so often.
“Hopefully, the two big kids [Nerlens Noel and Joel Embiid] will be healthy through their careers, and they won’t have chronic injuries where they are out an extended period of time,” Cunningham said.
In the meantime, the Sixers are busy acquir-ing assets and building through the draft. But it may be a while before they’re back competing in the playoffs.
The 1982-83 team coached by Cunningham was star-driven with Ju-
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Cunningham also has experience building a team from the very beginning as he did with the Heat as a minority owner.
In their first season, the Heat won only 15 games.
“First of all you have to find a star, like a Julius Erv-ing or Moses Malone,” Cun-ningham said about put-ting a team together. “Then
you have to find people that complement them, so this is a long process. It is not going to be just the draft. It will be with free agents and maybe some trades. It is not easy.”
No matter what hap-pens, Cunningham will always be tied to the Sixers.
“I have been working with Scott O’Neil and Tim McDermott with regards to the Wilt Chamberlain Foundation,” Cunningham said. “Hopefully the 76ers will be taking over the Wilt Chamberlain Foundation and growing it into some-thing bigger and better than it is today.”
NBA. Sixers coaching legend Billy Cunningham sees the light at the end of the tunnel.
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At a Probate Court held at Alfred in and for the County of York, State of Maine, on the twenty-second day of October in the year of our Lord two thousand fourteen, it is hereby ORDERED that notice by publication of the following matter be given to any known or unknown birth fathers whose name and whereabouts are unknown and cannot be ascertained by reasonable due diligence.
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Notice of Public Auction Sale Under the authority in Internal Revenue Code section 6331, the property described below has been seized for
nonpayment of internal revenue taxes due from: Albert Lawrence Dec’d. The property will be sold at public auction as provided by Internal Revenue Code section 6335 and related regulations.
Date of Sale: 12/03/2014 Time of Sale: 11:00 a.m. - Register to bid at 10:30 a.m.
Place of Sale: I.R.S. Office - 600 Arch Street - Philadelphia, PA 19106.
Title Offered: Only the right, title, and interest of Albert Lawrence Dec’d.; in and to the property will be offered for sale. If requested, the Internal Revenue Service will furnish information about possible encumbrances, which may be useful
in determining the value of the interest being sold.
Description of property: Two Real Properties described as follows:
Property 1 - Commonly known as 5416 Chestnut Street - Philadelphia, PA 19139. Also known as record #1533583 recorded on September 29th 1989 in the Deed records of Phildelphia County, Pennsylvania.
Zoned Multi Family Row, Twin.
Property 2 - Commonly known as 5420 Chestnut Street - Philadelphia, PA 19139. Also known as record #1701316 recorded on August 30th 1990 in the Deed records of Phildelphia County, Pennsylvania.
Zoned Multi Family Row, Twin. Payment terms: $2,500 at time of sale (for each); and balance Dec 31, 2014.
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