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Joe Smith ( gridiron football ) Joseph O ’ Brien " Joe " Smith ( born August 26 , 1979 ) is a professional football player in the Canadian Football League who is a free agent . Smith plays the running back position . In 2007 , in only his second season with the team , Smith became the BC Lions ' all time single - season rushing leader ( breaking the previous record of 1 , 510 yards ) . College career . Born in Monroe , Louisiana , Smith ' s hometown is Cleveland , Texas . Smith played collegiately as a running back at Louisiana Tech University for 2 years following his transfer from the New Mexico Military Institute . At Louisiana Tech , Smith rushed for 2 , 189 yards and added 450 receiving yards to go along with 25 touchdowns . As a senior , Smith was selected to the First Team All - Western Athletic Conference Team and was named his team ' s offensive Most Valuable Player . Smith graduated from Louisiana Tech with a bachelor ' s degree in sociology . Professional career . NFL career . Following his graduation from Louisiana Tech , Smith began his professional football career in 2003 as a free agent running back with the Jacksonville Jaguars . However , he was cut after spending 15 weeks on the practice squad . In 2005 , following his release from Jacksonville and a one - week stint with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers , Smith signed with the Tennessee Titans and was allocated to the Rhein Fire of NFL Europa where he became the team ' s starting running back . CFL career ( BC Lions & Winnipeg Blue Bombers ) . Smith signed as a free agent with the BC Lions in May , 2006 , and replaced Antonio Warren as their starting running back when Warren was released in July . In 14 games with the Lions during the 2006 season , Smith rushed 166 times for 887 yards and 9 touchdowns with only 2 fumbles and caught 51 passes for 420 yards and one touchdown . Smith rushed for 116 yards on 9 carries in the 2006 Grey Cup game , which the Lions won over the Montreal Alouettes by a score of 25 - 14 . During the 2007 CFL season , Smith broke former Lion great Cory Philpot ' s single season rushing record of 1 , 510 yards in an October 28 game against the Hamilton Tiger - Cats . Smith finished the 2007 season as the CFL ' s rushing and rushing touchdowns leader ( with 1 , 510 yards and 18 touchdowns , respectively ) , was named a CFL All - Star for the first time , and won the Western Division ' s Eddie James Memorial Trophy ( as the Western Division ' s leading rusher ) . On September 1 , 2008 , Smith was traded to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers for fellow RB Charles Roberts . He was released by Winnipeg on June 25 , 2009 .
Mike Utley Michael Gerald Utley ( born December 20 , 1965 ) is a former American football player . He is known for being paralyzed during an NFL game . NFL career . Utley was an offensive lineman with the Detroit Lions , picked in the third round of the 1989 NFL Draft . In his rookie year , Utley became the starting right guard for the Lions . He started the first five games , but was injured in the fifth game against the Minnesota Vikings . Utley was put on injured reserve for the rest of the year . In his second year , he fractured two ribs in the third preseason game . He was sidelined for the last preseason game and the first three regular season games . Utley came off the bench by playing in the second half of the next two games . He started in the sixth game , but dislocated his shoulder in the 3rd quarter . He finished the season playing only in the 2nd half for the rest of the season . Paralysis . In his third year , Utley started every game and was the full time right guard until a paralysis injury forced him to retire . An injury to his sixth and seventh cervical vertebrae occurred in a game against the LA Rams on November 17 , 1991 . Although he would later learn he was largely paralyzed from the chest down , Utley flashed the crowd a " thumbs up " as he was being taken off the field . The thumbs up sign has become the symbol for the Mike Utley Foundation , a foundation created in 1991 by Utley and his agent Bruce Allen to help seek a cure for paralysis . While the location of his injury makes him a quadriplegic by the standard medical definition , he has essentially complete use of his upper extremities , making him functionally a paraplegic . Mike Utley Foundation . The mission of the Mike Utley Foundation is to financially support an effective function - restoring treatment for spinal cord injuries , to encourage through education that of adopting a rehabilitative lifestyle for the spinal cord injured and a public awareness of spinal cord injuries .
Jake Gaudaur Jacob Gill " Jake " Gaudaur , Jr . , ( October 5 , 1920 – December 4 , 2007 ) was a Canadian Football League ( CFL ) player , executive , and commissioner . His 45 - year career in Canadian football , including 16 years as the league ' s fourth commissioner , oversaw the start of the modern era of professional Canadian football . Early life . Jake Gaudaur , Jr . , born in Orillia , Ontario October 5 , 1920 , was an all - around athlete at Orillia Collegiate Institute . Like his father , Jake Gaudaur Snr . , he was a national rowing champion as well as an excellent lacrosse player . Football career . In 1940 , aged 19 , he began playing football and joined the Hamilton Tigers . The following year he played for the Toronto Argonauts . Gaudaur served as a pilot in the Second World War and won the 30th Grey Cup with the Toronto RCAF Hurricanes in the 1942 season . Following the war , Gaudaur played for , and was part owner of , the Toronto Indians of the Ontario Rugby Football Union ( 1945 – 1946 ) and then played for the Montreal Alouettes during the 1947 season . Gaudaur returned to Hamilton to stay in 1948 . When the Tigers merged with the Hamilton Flying Wildcats in 1950 , Gaudaur became team captain of the resulting Hamilton Tiger - Cats and played through the 1951 season . In 1952 , he left the playing field to became director of the team but returned to play a final year in the 1953 season winning the Tiger - Cats first Grey Cup playing centre . From 1954 , Gaudaur was President of the Tiger - Cats and was President & General Manager from the 1956 season to 1967 . The Ti - Cats appeared in 9 Grey Cups over his term as general manager and won in 1957 , 1963 , 1965 , and 1967 . He died at the age of 87 in 2007 following a long battle with prostate cancer . References .
Los Angeles Temptation Los Angeles Temptation ( formerly known as " Team Dream " ) was one of two teams that established the Lingerie Football League in 2003 . The old narme " Team Dream " was used at Lingerie Bowl I , broadcast during Super Bowl XXXVIII in 2004 . They beat Team Euphoria with a score of 6 - 0 . In the following year the team was renamed " Los Angeles Temptation " and the LFL was expanded by two more teams ( Dallas Desire and Chicago Bliss ) . After defeating Dallas Desire in the Western Final ( one of the Semi - Finals which included a Skill Test , a 3 - on - 2 match and a dance competition ) with a score of 68 - 36 they met again with Team Euphoria ( now named " New York Euphoria " ) at the final of Lingerie Bowl II and won again . In 2006 they defeated Dallas Desire again in the Semi - Final but lost against New York Euphoria which won Lingerie Bowl III with a winning margin of only one point ( obtained through a conversion ) with a total score of 13 - 12 . 2009 - 2010 season . The final game of the 2009 - 2010 regular season was played on January 29 , 2010 , at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum between the Temptation and the San Diego Seduction . Lingerie Bowl VII featured the winners of the LFL ' s Western and Eastern Conference in a game played on February 6 , 2010 , at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood , Florida . The game was intended to be webcast opposite Super Bowl XLIV ' s halftime show in Miami , Florida , on February 7 , 2010 . The Western Conference Los Angeles Temptation defeated the Eastern Conference Chicago Bliss by the score of 27 - 14 .
List of Alabama Crimson Tide football All - Americans The Alabama Crimson Tide college football team competes as part of the National Collegiate Athletic Association ( NCAA ) Division I Football Bowl Subdivision ( FBS ) , and represents the University of Alabama in the Western Division of the Southeastern Conference ( SEC ) . All - America selections are individual player recognitions made after each season when numerous publications release lists of the their ideal team . The NCAA recognizes five All - America lists : the Associated Press ( AP ) , American Football Coaches Association ( AFCA ) , the Football Writers Association of America ( FWAA ) , " Sporting News " ( TSN ) , and the Walter Camp Football Foundation ( WC ) . In order for a honoree to earn a " consensus " selection , he must be selected as first team in three of the five lists recognized by the NCAA , and " unanimous " selections must be selected as first team in all five lists . Since the establishment of the team in 1892 , Alabama has had 107 players honored a total of 125 times as First Team All - America for their performance on the field of play . Included in these selections are 55 consensus selections , 23 of which were unanimous selections . In 2009 , Alabama set both a school and national record for AP All - Americans with six first team selections . The most recent All - Americans from Alabama came after the 2012 season , when D . J . Fluker , Barrett Jones , Dee Milliner , C . J . Mosley and Chance Warmack were each named First Team All - America by various selectors .
76th Grey Cup The 76th Grey Cup was the 1988 Canadian Football League championship game that was played at Lansdowne Park in Ottawa , between the BC Lions and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers . The Blue Bombers defeated the favoured Lions 22 - 21 . This was the first Grey Cup game between two teams from west of Ontario , and the first to be won by a team which had only a . 500 season . Game summary . Winnipeg Blue Bombers ( 22 ) - TDs , James Murphy ; FGs , Trevor Kennerd ( 4 ) ; cons . , Kennerd ; singles , Trevor Kennerd , Bob Cameron ( 2 ) . BC Lions ( 21 ) - TDs , Anthony Cherry , David Williams ; FGs , Lui Passaglia ; cons . , Passaglia ( 2 ) ; singles , Passaglia ( 2 ) ; safety touch . The Lions jumped to a 7 - 1 lead in the opening quarter as running back Anthony Cherry scored on a 14 - yard run . Kennerd kicked a 22 - yard field goal to pull the Bombers within one . With the wind at his back in the second quarter , Kennerd tied the score with a 43 - yard field goal . But Lions quarterback Matt Dunigan connected with David Williams on a 26 - yard scoring play , giving BC a 14 - 7 advantage . The Bombers got that one back on their next possession . Quarterback Sean Salisbury threw a 35 - yard touchdown strike to James Murphy to pull Winnipeg even . BC ’ s Lui Passaglia failed on a 41 - yard field goal attempt near the end of the half , but it did give the Lions a 15 - 14 lead at intermission . Passaglia and Kennerd exchanged field goals in the third quarter . The game was deadlocked at 19 heading into the final 15 minutes . With 2 : 55 remaining , Trevor Kennerd kicked a 30 - yard field goal to put the Bombers in front for the first time in the game . With the score 22 - 19 in favour of the Bombers , the Lions marched 75 yards downfield to the Winnipeg seven - yard line . Dunigan ’ s pass was batted down and intercepted in the end zone by Winnipeg ’ s Mike Gray to snuff out the drive . The BC defence held and Winnipeg head coach Mike Riley elected to give up a safety in favour of better field position , cutting the margin to just one . The ensuing kickoff was returned by BC ’ s Anthony Drawhorn 38 yards to the BC 45 - yard line , but the ball was brought back to the 30 when Cherry was flagged on a rough play penalty . The Lions couldn ’ t get anything going and the Bombers held on for the win . Trivia . The 50 , 604 in attendance was the largest crowd to witness a football game in Ottawa until the 2004 Grey Cup .
28 May 28 May 1976 was the wedding date of Deborah Castle . An amnesia c Eighth Doctor stated that he was in England at the time , with a young widow named Claudia . ( PROSE : " Father Time " ) In 2071 , the Anglo - India n Salvage 2 rocket was launched . ( AUDIO : " Scavenger " )
Heinz ( The Silver Turk ) Heinz worked at the performances of the Silver Turk organised by Alfred Stahlbaum at the Vienna Exposition in 1873 . In September of that year , Heinz threw Count Wittenmeier out when the latter lost in chequers to the Silver Turk and tried to make a row , angry about losing a bet to Stahlbaum and losing the money that he had invested in the Silver Turk . ( AUDIO : " The Silver Turk " )
The Stray ( comic story ) The Stray was a comic story printed in " Doctor Who Adventures " . It was written by Eddie Robson . Summary . Betty is an old lady who hasn ' t been feeling very well recently . She lives alone with her new stray dog Pookie for company . When she ventures out to the shops on her way to get her hair done before Mary ' s birthday , she is stopped by the Doctor posing as an RSPCA representative . He tells her that Pookie isn ' t a Yorkshire terrier . Pookie is a large , purple creature , a parasitic Kera - Bera Beast stranded on Earth and feeding off of Betty ' s life energy , projecting the illusion that he is a dog . Betty doesn ' t believe him . She goes off to her hairdresser ' s appointment . Amy is waiting with a converted hairdryer . While the Doctor distracts Pookie , Amy turns on the dryer . The Doctor has adapted it to reverse the psychic link between Betty and Pookie . Betty is left with a pink , punky hairstyle , her energies are recharged and the Kera - Bera beast is transformed into what Betty believed it was , a cute , little — albeit purple ! — dog . References . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
Werelok The Werelox ( singular : Werelok ) were a space - faring species of lycanthropes . The Werelox were employed by the Dalek s as footsoldiers to wipe out the New Earth System so the Daleks could breed a Dalek super race there . The Daleks had used their time transporter to bring the Werelox to the 25th century from " many years ago " . The Fourth Doctor was nearly turned into one , but devised a cure inside his TARDIS . Brill led the Forty - ninth Werelok Pack , while Borox was the Werelok general . Brill was hypnotised and helped the Doctor freeze the Dalek battlecraft with the other Werelox on board in one moment in time with the Daleks ' time transporter , and stayed on New Earth to teach the army how to fight . Borox was exterminated by the Daleks for failing to capture the space freighter the " Spacehog " as a lesson in discipline for the other Werelox . ( COMIC : " Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom " ) They were members of the Galactic Federation , and three Werelox athletes were present at the Olympics in 3999 . ( PROSE : " Placebo Effect " ) They had venom ducts in their claws and fangs which could transform human s and Time Lord s into Werelox , although they would still maintain their consciousness . These Werelox were destructive and would lash out at surrounding objects . ( COMIC : " Doctor Who and the Dogs of Doom " ) A Werelok politician was present at Josiah W . Dogbolter ' s 500th birthday party . ( COMIC : " The Stockbridge Showdown " )
Christmas Every Day ( short story ) Christmas Every Day was the fifth short story in the Short Trips anthology " " . It was written by Jason Arnopp . It featured the Fourth Doctor and Leela . Summary . The Doctor has been taking Leela to experience several different Christmas es , but Leela has had enough of Christmas . When the TARDIS dematerialises , the Doctor is apologetic — they have landed on Gloricious in 2172 , on Christmas . As the doors open , a man runs into the TARDIS . He is on the run from security . His name is Kamble , and he tells the Doctor and Leela that the colony had undergone climate change . A trio of aliens arrived and are using their mental powers to maintain the right climate , but in return they have declared that every day is Christmas , and as their presents they demand human sacrifices . Kamble , one of the " presents " , escaped . The Doctor confronts the three " Kings " , who have made their lair inside a giant Christmas tree . They are not afraid of him and knock him unconscious . When the Doctor wakes , he is dressed as Santa Claus and tied to the top of the tree . Below , Leela and Kamble are being brought inside the tree to be the Kings ' presents . The Doctor , using his sonic screwdriver , determines that the Christmas ornaments are actually power sources that are keeping the climate under control — the aliens are not using any mental powers at all . The Doctor shouts his findings down to Security Officer Grey below . Other colonists gather , and they acquire makeshift weapons . They enter the tree and kill the aliens , freeing Leela and Kamble . The Doctor , upset that the colonists killed their oppressors , leaves with Leela . Notes . " to be added " Continuity . " to be added "
The Habitat The Habitat was the outpost surrounding the spaceport on Dramos . It was strategically located for intergalactic travel . Power was supplied by automated energy - mining rigs orbiting Titania . The Temple of the Church of Adjudication was the largest free - standing building . By the 32nd century , the collapse of the Earth Empire led to many of its colonies and outposts being abandoned , including the Habitat . When the Sixth Doctor and Peri arrived in 3174 , unrest in the Habitat was exacerbated by the Node ' s attempts at communication how it was being poison ed by the outpost ' s waste . When it was able to transfer itself into the OBERON operating system , it sealed itself off , causing further chaos from the lack of automated computer controls . Food riots followed , but the Doctor hoped his influence in events would reduce the severity of the turmoil . ( PROSE : " Burning Heart " )
Desperus Desperus was an Earth prison planet in the 41st century , where internees were dumped to fend for themselves or die . It was also inhabited by large bats called Screamers . As Bret Vyon said , the only ships that stopped there were prison ships from Earth . There were no guards or prison warders . While trying to stop the Dalek s ' master plan , the First Doctor crashed there on - board the " Spar " , due to a Dalek tractor beam . The ship had been on route from Kembel to Earth . They took off again , although not before they had picked up a stowaway , Kirksen . ( TV : " The Daleks ' Master Plan " ) The members of Free Rasta VI were incarcerated on Desperus . ( PROSE : " Placebo Effect " )
Mark ( Invasion of the Dinosaurs ) Mark , formerly known as John Crichton , was a British athlete who jumped 2 . 6362 metre s in one of the Olympic Games . He was one of the people selected by Sir Charles Grover to colonise New Earth . Sarah Jane Smith convinced them that they were not aboard a spacecraft at all . ( TV : " Invasion of the Dinosaurs " )
The Doctor ' s office ( The Pilot ) By the 2010s , the Twelfth Doctor had his own office at St Luke ' s University . He kept many of his belongings in his office , such as a cup containing his old sonic screwdriver s , portraits of River Song and Susan Foreman , busts of Ludwig van Beethoven and William Shakespeare , and his TARDIS parked in the corner of the room with an " out of order " sign hanging on it . Nardole once took Bill Potts there , where the Doctor asked her why she went to his lectures if she wasn ' t a student of the university . Bill asked the Doctor how he brought the TARDIS into the office , noting that it would be impossible to move it in if he didn ' t need to assemble it . The Doctor explained that he had the windows and wall removed to have a crane lift it in , but Bill later noticed the TARDIS parked " on top " of the rug she had given him for Christmas . Bill later fled here when prised by sentient oil , the Doctor and her fleeing in the safety of his TARDIS . ( TV : " The Pilot " ) On one occasion the Doctor sent Nardole to put the kettle on in his office while both he and Bill secretly had an adventure on Gliese 581d . ( TV : " Smile " ) Returning to his office after the following an unexpected detour to London 1814 , the Doctor and Bill found Nardole bringing tea " with a bit of coffee " . Nardole was dismayed to discover that the Doctor had neglected his promise while the Doctor argued that his return was evidence that he had kept it . ( TV : " Thin Ice " ) Following his adventure at Chasm Forge , the Doctor was at his desk as Nardole chastised him for once again abandoning the vault before he stood up and declared he was blind . ( TV : " Oxygen " ) The Doctor later attempted to return to his office but was weary of crossing paths with the Monks , opting to go to the vault instead . ( TV : " The Lie of the Land " ) A virtual version of the Twelfth Doctor in a shadow world held a meeting with the Pope here when learning of the Veritas . ( TV : " Extremis " ) Behind the scenes . According the " Doctor Who The Official Annual 2018 " , which is not accepted as a , the Doctor had asked for his office to be on the first floor of the university building , both in case of a Dalek attack and because he enjoyed the exercise . He would also dismiss his TARDIS as the place he stored umbrella s in .
Fragrance Fragrance was a planet once visited by the First Doctor , Ian , Susan and Barbara . It was within the solar system of Alpha Cygni , a sapphire blue sun . Geography . It was said to have hills of silver and valleys of gold . Like Gallifrey , the trees of Fragrance had leaves of silver . The planet ' s water was said to be " like wine " . Because its ocean was emerald it was probably , therefore , not strictly made of water . Nevertheless , the green liquid , whatever its chemical composition , was apparently vital to the nourishment of flowers , and existed in fountains , as well as the Emerald Sea . The planet was rich in thorium , one of three elements vital to the safe operation of the Doctor ' s TARDIS . ( AUDIO : " The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance " ) Sapient life . Fragrance was inhabited by highly - advanced humanoid s , whose society had evolved to a near - utopia . The planet ' s engineers and craftsmen made a device of durable crystal and thorium which would have helped the Doctor better control the TARDIS so as to return Ian and Barbara to their own time . At least some of the residents of Fragrance were of sufficient intelligence to be led into the TARDIS and to comprehend the basics of its operation when guided by the Doctor . Some of the inhabitants encountered by the TARDIS crew included Rhythm , Rhyme , Iamb , Melody and Harmony . ( AUDIO : " The Fragile Yellow Arc of Fragrance " )
The Entropy Plague ( audio story ) Publisher ' s summary . A Great Darkness is spreading over E - Space . Entropy increases . In search of a last exit to anywhere , the TARDIS arrives on the power - less planet of Apollyon , where the scientist Pallister guards the only way out — a mysterious portal . But the portal needs power to open , and the only power Pallister can draw on is the energy contained within the molecular bonds of all living tissue . . . The Doctor , Nyssa , Tegan and Turlough soon learn that neither Pallister nor his ally , the space pirate Captain Branarack , will stop at murder to ensure their escape . But they ' re not the only menace on Apollyon . The Sandmen are coming — creatures that live on the life force ; that live on death . Death is the only way out into N - Space . Death , or sacrifice . But whose death ? Whose sacrifice ? Plot . " to be added "