Q: Yeldon does not contribute to the team
Ivory is expected to start in place of Leonard Fournette (quad) in Sunday's game against the Texans, John Oehser of the Jaguars' official site reports. T.J. Yeldon is also in line to factor in Sunday and Corey Grant is on hand as well, but look for Ivory, who logged a total of 37 carries for 117 yards and TD over the two games Fournette missed previously this season, to head the team's running attack in Week 15. Meanwhile, Yeldon could potentially see enough complementary touches out of the backfield to merit attention for those scrambling to fill a void at running back.
A: No
Q: scott couldnt get the phone working
Phone Repair<br>Scott worked at the cell phone repair shop. One day, his boss brought him a totally destroyed phone. Scott worked hard to try and fix it. He put everything into place and got the phone working. He handed the phone back to a very happy customer!
A: No
Q: Fishing is not something we want him to do.
I would like to, of course, and I presume this administration would as well. We don't know -- there are no inspectors now in Iraq, the coalition that was in place isn't as strong as it used to be. He is a danger. We don't want him fishing in troubled waters in the Middle East. And it's going to be hard, it's going to be important to rebuild that coalition to keep the pressure on him.
A: Yes
Q: The government is getting a lot of pressure
The Sudanese government reiterated on Saturday that it would not retreat from its decision to expel more than a dozen of international nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) operating relief work in its western region of Darfur. Sudanese Vice President Ali Osman Mohammed Taha made the remarks at the opening session of the conference of Arab civil society institutions. "The government's decision to expel some of the organizations is a sovereign decision which was dictated by the national interest. We will not back down from this decision whatever the pressures," Taha said.
A:
It's impossible to say