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PFT: McNabb goes unclaimed through waivers

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We handle the biggest injury stories throughout the day in the rumor mill.

The rest goes right here, in Enrico Palazzo?s favorite running segment about the Friday injury report.

Injuries already covered today: Miles Austin, Josh Freeman, Adrian Peterson, Von Miller, Ahmad Bradshaw, and?Kevin Smith.? ?

1. Julio Jones (hamstring) and Michael Turner (groin) are both officially questionable for the Falcons, but they are good bets to play after practicing Friday. ?Cornerback Brent Grimes (knee) is out as expected.

2. The Ravens will be without cornerback Chris Carr (back). ?Ray Lewis (foot) is a gametime decision for now, but he didn?t practice at all this week.

3. The Browns are still missing starting safety?T.J. Ward (foot,?finger). Backup running back?Montario Hardesty (calf) is questionable.

4. Bucs defensive end Michael Bennett (groin) is out again, so Da?Quan Bowers should make another start. ?Josh Freeman (shoulder) and defensive tackle Brian Price (ankle) are both gametime decisions.

5. The Bengals defense could be short a few starters. Defensive end?Carlos Dunlap (hamstring) is doubtful. Cornerback?Nate Clements (hamstring, questionable) has a better chance to play, but he didn?t practice Friday.

6.?LaMarr Woodley (hamstring) is definitely back for the Steelers. He?s probable. Inside linebacker Larry Foote (hamstring) is questionable.

7. The Broncos listed?Von Miller (thumb) and wideout Eddie Royal (toe) as questionable after they returned for a limited practice on Friday.

8. The Packers lost three starters to injury on Thanksgiving and they aren?t ready to face the Giants.?Linebackers Desmond Bishop (calf), and A.J. Hawk (calf), plus offensive linemen?Chad Clifton (hamstring,?back)?and Josh Sitton (knee) are all out. Clifton has been out a while, but the other injuries are all new.

9. Colts running back?Joseph Addai (hamstring) didn?t practice at all Friday after practicing fully the two days before.

10. The Patriots list tackle Sebastian Vollmer (back, foot) as out and linebacker Brandon Spikes (knee) as doubtful. The entire rest of the team is questionable. ?Or close to it.

11. The Jets will be without key defensive lineman?Mike Devito (knee). ?LaDainian Tomlinson is ready to roll.

12. Redskins safety?LaRon Landry (groin) is out. Defensive tackle Stephen Bowen (knee) and linebacker London Fletcher (ankle) are both questionable. They were limited in practice Friday.

13. Oakland is still missing most of their best speed players.??Wideout Jacoby Ford (foot), running back Taiwan Jones (hamstring), running back Darren McFadden (foot), and wide receiver Denarius Moore (foot) are all out. The team lists linebacker?Rolando McClain (ankle) as questionable even though he didn?t practice all week and was arrested on Thursday.

14. Sam Bradford (ankle) missed practice early in the week before returning Friday for limited work. He had some sort of setback with his ankle. He?s questionable. Defensive end Chris Long (ankle) is also questionable, but says that he?s playing.

15. Braylon Edwards (knee) is doubtful. This is turning into a lost season for him.

16. Tennessee will be without linebacker?Barrett Ruud (groin) this week against Buffalo.

17. The Lions officially listed safety?Louis Delmas (knee) and cornerback Chris Houston (knee) as doubtful for Sunday night. Don?t be surprised if they are downgraded Saturday. Running back Kevin Smith (ankle) is questionable.

18. The Saints welcome linebacker Jonathan Vilma (knee) back to the mix after a lengthy absence. ?He?s probable.

Source: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/12/02/no-one-claims-donovan-mcnabb/related

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RIM takes $485 million hit on the PlayBook in Q3

Just how much is the PlayBook costing RIM? The BlackBerry-maker revealed that it will be taking a $485 million hit in the third fiscal quarter, thanks to the QNX-packing tablet. The charge reflects flagging sales on the PlayBook, which moved some 500,000 units in its first quarter, followed by 250,000 and 150,000 in the following two. In spite of such numbers, the Canadian smartphone manufacturer remains committed to the tablet, which has seen some healthy price drops in recent weeks, in hopes of staying competitive amongst new crop of budget tablets.

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Instant nanodots grow on silicon to form sensing array

ScienceDaily (Dec. 2, 2011) ? Scientists have shown that it is now possible to simultaneously create highly reproductive three-dimensional silicon oxide nanodots on micrometric scale silicon films in only a few seconds. Xavier Landreau and his colleagues at the University of Limoges, France, demonstrated in their paper to be published in EPJD? that they were able to create a square array of such nanodots, using regularly spaced nanoindents on the deposition layer, that could ultimately find applications as biosensors for genomics or bio-diagnostics.

They used a process called atmospheric pressure plasma-enhanced chemical vapour deposition. This approach is a much faster alternative to methods such as nanoscale lithography, which only permits the deposition of one nanodot at a time. It also improves upon other silicon oxide growth processes that do not make it possible to precisely order the nanodots into an array. In addition, it can be carried out at atmospheric pressure, which decreases its costs compared to low-pressure deposition processes.One of the authors' goals was to understand the self-organization mechanisms leading to a preferential deposition of the nanodots in the indents.

By varying the indents' interspacing, they made it comparable to the average distance travelled by the silicon oxide particles of the deposited material. Thus, by adapting both the indents' spacing and the silicon substrate temperature, they observed optimum self-ordering inside the indents using atomic force microscopy.The next step in their research will be to investigate how such nanoarrays could be used as nanosensors. They plan to develop similar square arrays on metallic substrates in order to better control the driving forces that produce the highly ordered self-organisation of nanodots. Further research will be needed to give sensing ability to individual nanodots by associating them with probe molecules designed to recognise target molecules to be detected.

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Jailed Afghan rape victim ordered freed

KABUL, Afghanistan?? Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Thursday pardoned and ordered the release of an Afghan woman serving a prison sentence for having sex out of wedlock after she was raped by a relative.

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Karzai's office also said the woman and her attacker agreed to marry. That would reverse an earlier decision by the woman, who had previously refused a judge's offer of freedom if she agreed to wed the rapist.

Thursday's statement said Karzai decided to forgive the rest of the woman's sentence after hearing from judicial officials. It's not clear how much time the woman has served.

The plight of the woman, identified as Gulnaz, was highlighted in a documentary blocked by the European Union because it feared the women profiled would be endangered by its release.

Thousands of people signed a petition urging Karzai to release her.

Gulnaz's lawyer, Kimberly Motley, told the BBC she hoped the government would now allow Gulnaz the freedom to choose who to marry.

"In my conversations with Gulnaz she told me that if she had the free choice she would not marry the man who raped her," Motley said.

Sesame Street arrives in Afghanistan

The woman, now 21, was jailed two years ago for adultery after she was raped by her cousin's husband. She became pregnant following the attack in 2009 and her baby daughter was born behind bars. When her pregnancy brought the crime to light, she was, like her attacker, convicted and jailed for the crime of adultery by force.

She was initially sentenced to two years' imprisonment, but on appeal, this was increased to 12 years. A further appeal last week saw that cut back again to three years.

Gulnaz's attacker received a 12-year prison term, later reduced on appeal to seven years.

Her case has drawn attention to the challenges still faced by Afghan women, 10 years after the overthrow of the Taliban regime that banned women from almost all work and education.

With foreign combat troops set to return home by the end of 2014, some activists inside and outside Afghanistan fear that women's rights may be sacrificed in the scramble to ensure the West leaves behind a relatively stable state.

Human rights campaigners have condemned her conviction, and the court's decision that she could go free if she married her attacker, which she later agreed to. He is still married to her cousin, but under Afghan law can take a second wife.

This requirement for her release has now been lifted, said her lawyer Kimberley Motley, of law firm Motley Legal, although she could not comment on whether Gulnaz would reconsider her decision to marry him.

"The fact that the court eliminated the portion of the sentence that says she has to marry this man is definitely something that supports the Elimination of Violence against Women law which was signed by the government," Motley said earlier this week.

"Once President Karzai chooses to grant her clemency, which I am very confident of, that will... set precedent and will show his support for the Elimination of Violence against Women act and his support for Afghan women."

That law was passed more than two years ago, but the United Nations warned last week that there was still a "long way to go" in implementing it, and only a small number of cases have been prosecuted under the Act.

Moral crimes
Female victims of rape and abuse can find themselves accused of "moral crimes," and like Gulnaz, face heavy sentences, the United Nations found.

Some such offenses, such as running away from home, are not technically crimes under Afghan law, but judges can interpret the law to cover them, Motley said.

Slideshow: Afghanistan: Nation at a crossroads (on this page)

Motley said she believed Gulnaz's appeal was already setting a precedent for some moral crimes cases.

"Hopefully they can use this case... as an example to argue their particular cases in court," she said of defense lawyers.

Motley delivered a petition with nearly 5,000 signatures, collected in less than a week, to Kabul's Presidential Palace on Sunday, demanding Gulnaz's immediate release.

Hundreds more signatures had been added by early Monday, some with strong words of condemnation attached.

"The whole world is watching and every decent person would be disgusted by this and other gross injustices, when the victims are punished instead of the perpetrators just because they are female," one signatory to the petition wrote.

Reuters, The Associated Press and msnbc.com staff contributed to this story.

Source: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45512700/ns/world_news-south_and_central_asia/

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