Logan Mankins started at left tackle in pregame warmups. Josh Kline was at left guard, so the rookie appears to be ready to make his first career start. Assuming the pregame formation holds true, Mankins would start at left tackle for the second time in his career (Week 16, 2011).

Vince Wilfork sheds walking boot

Vince Wilfork is again with the team here on a road trip, and he has shed the walking boot that he's been wearing since Achilles surgery.

Aaron Dobson returns, Dane Fletcher ruled out

Dane Fletcher has been ruled out after trying to give it a go with a pregame warmup. The groin injury will force him out of his first game of the season.

The Pats' seven inactives are Fletcher, Nate Solder (concussion), Kenbrell Thompkins (hip), Josh Boyce (ankle), Isaac Sopoaga, D.J. Williams and Jake Bequette. The last three are healthy scratches.

Solder is out for the first time in his career. Thompkins is out for the third straight game and fourth overall. Boyce is out for the first time with the ankle and the fifth time this season. Sopoaga is inactive for the first time since he was traded to the Patriots at the deadline. Williams is inactive for the second straight week. Bequette is inactive for the eighth consecutive week and ninth time this season.

Aaron Dobson returns after missing three games with a stress fracture in his left foot. Steve Beauharnais is active after being a healthy scratch for the last seven games and 11 times overall. Chris Barker is back after being a healthy scratch last week for the ninth time. Buchanan is back after being a healthy scratch last week for the first time.

Alfonzo Dennard, Dane Fletcher are game-time decisions

Alfonzo Dennard (knee) is running through a pregame routine with Dr. Tom Gill, strength and conditioning coordinator Harold Nash and head trainer Jim Whalen, so he is a game-time decision. The knee has already kept him out of two games this season.

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Researchers at the University of California, Riverside are members of an international team the Amborella Genome Sequencing Project that has sequenced the genome of the Amborella plant.

This newly sequenced genome addresses Darwins abominable mystery the question of why flowers suddenly proliferated on Earth millions of years ago. The genome sequence sheds new light on a major event in the history of life on Earth: the origin of flowering plants.

The researcher team says it has conclusive evidence that the ancestor of all flowering plants, including Amborella, evolved following a genome doubling event that occurred about 200 million years ago. Some duplicated genes were lost over time but others took on new functions, including contributions to the development of floral organs.

Study results appear in the 20 December 2013 issue of the journal Science.

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Close call: Bob Archer lost three sheds, including his partner's valuable swimsuit patterns and equipment

Fire raged through bush in Port Underwood on Saturday.

Marlborough Sounds resident Bob Archer says he didn't even have time to grab a lead or a collar for his dogs as he rushed to rescue them from a large bush fire threatening to engulf his home.

Mr Archer was sitting in his neighbour's living room when they saw smoke coming past the window. He had gone to visit his neighbour to check if the power was out at their property too.

"It all started with a power cut, that was the first we realised.

"I went up to the neighbour's just to confirm it was a power cut and not just us," he said.

They went outside to investigate and saw the fire tearing through another neighbour's shed.

"I came back down and grabbed the dogs and hot-footed it down to the beach and rang 111."

Residents and holidaymakers above the fire evacuated to a different beach, Hakahaka Bay, about 2.5 kilometres away, he said.

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Storage of colour pellets that were not properly dried and excess quantity of finished and unfinished crackers in the working sheds had reportedly led to the fire accident at the Sri Vijay Pyrotech cracker unit in Anuppankulam near here on Thursday night.

After inspecting the accident site, the Deputy Chief Controller of Explosives (in-charge), R. Venugopal, said that it was a miraculous escape for over 300 employees at the unit as the first explosion took place at 6.40 p.m. after all the workers had left for home. Seventeen working sheds were razed and six partially destroyed in the fire. The licence of the unit was suspended by Petroleum and Explosives Safety Organisation.

The fire was triggered by heat as the colour pellets, meant for usage in aerial fireworks, were stocked in one of the working sheds in the northwest corner of the factory that had a total of 89 working sheds. The employees had not taken adequate care in stocking the pellets. Those pellets should have been fully dried under the shade before being stocked, Mr. Venugopal said.

Stating that the debris of the concrete buildings was thrown to up to 200 metres, he said such an impact could have been created only by excess stocking of chemicals against the established norms.

As against the permitted quantity of 25 kg of explosives to be stocked in each working shed, we found storage of over 100 kg in many of the sheds, the official said. He also attributed this violation to the flames and incessant bursting of chemicals for over two hours.

PESO has asked the cracker manufacturers belonging to three different associations to form a six-member technical committee to probe three recent accidents at cracker units (including Anuppankulam unit) that were caused by decomposition of fireworks composition. Meanwhile, the Sivakasi East police arrested the factory foreman, S. Selvam (51) of Sivakasi, in connection with the accident. He was charged under Section 286 of Indian Penal Code for negligent conduct with respect to explosive substance and the provisions of Indian Explosive Substances Act.

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Equity trading activities on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange closed negative on Friday to halt a two-day rally.

The market capitalisation of the listed equities shed 0.49 per cent or N63bn to close at N12.661tn, compared to an appreciation by 0.96 per cent or N121bn, which saw it close at N12.724tn on Thursday.

Similarly, the NSEs All-Share Index, dropped by 0.49 per cent or 197.68 basis points from 39,760.43 Thursdays close to 39,562.75 basis points.

The NSE-30 Index was down by 0.75 per cent to close at 1,814.93 basis points, from 1,828.70 points recorded the previous day.

A review of the sectoral indices showed that NSE Consumer Goods Index recorded the biggest sectoral loss for the day after it fell by 1.39 per cent or 15.33 basis points to close at 1,081.94 points.

In contrast, the NSE Oil and Gas Index posted the best sectoral performance after it rose by 0.35 per cent or 1.09 basis points to close at 305.04 basis points.

The banking sub-sector maintained its dominance on the activity chart, accounting for 31.18 per cent of total turnover traded.

In the sub-sector, 217.959 million shares, valued at N2.138bn were exchanged by investors in 1,415 transactions.

Volume in the sub-sector was driven by trading in the shares of Ecobank Transnational Incorporated Plc, Unity Bank Plc and United Bank for Africa.

Others that recorded high volume turnover in the sub-sector are Diamond Bank Plc and Access Bank Plc.

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