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Top 5: The best upcoming college hoops games
- There%27s a smorgasbord of enticing matchups this weekend in college hoops with Louisville vs. Syracuse as the main highlight
- Missouri plays at Florida for an SEC clash%2C while Ohio State travels to Michigan State for a Big Ten battle
- There%27s also some huge mid-major wars on deck with Creighton vs. Wichita State and Butler vs. Gonzaga
Picking a mere five games to watch is getting increasingly difficult at this point in the season.
Realistically, there are at least 10 games to watch this Saturday. But since most of you only have one TV and one remote, here's a look at our best five games on deck:
No. 16 Missouri at No. 9 Florida | Saturday, Jan. 12, 2 p.m., ESPN2
About the Tigers (13-3): Missouri lost its footing towards the end of non-conference play, falling to UCLA in overtime and nearly getting upset by Bucknell. The Tigers have started their first season in the SEC 2-1, losing to Ole Miss last week on the road while playing without leading scorer Laurence Bowers. While the SEC is down this year, Missouri doesn't have much margin for error and games at Gainesville and Lexington are never easy. This team ranks first in the country with almost 44 rebounds per game. Big man Alex Oriakhi (10.4 points, 8.6 rebounds per game) will need to step up with Bowers out. He had 13 points in Missouri's latest win over Georgia this week.
About the Gators (13-2): In spite of a slew of injuries, Florida has looked like the best team in the SEC with a 33-point win against Georgia, a 22-point win atLSU and then a 21-point road win against a Texas A&M team that beat Kentucky. The biggest question still is if Billy Donovan's group can win tight games, as they've lost their only two close games to Arizona and Kansas State. When this team's high-octane offense is clicking, the Gators are difficult to stop. Senior guard Kenny Boynton (13.2 points per game) is having his least productive year offensively, but he's catching his stride with 28 points off eight three-pointers in a Jan. 6 rout against Yale. Injuries are also a problem for Florida.
The matchup: Missouri has lost two straight on the road, while the Florida hasn't lost at home this season. If the Gators' big men Erik Murphy (12.3 points per game) and Patric Young (11.5 points per game) can take advantage of Missouri's depleted front line, Florida could coast. If it's close, the Gators are vulnerable in close-game situations.
Our pick: Florida
No. 6 Syracuse at No. 1 Louisville | Saturday, Jan. 12, 4 p.m., ESPN2
About the Orange (16-1): Syracuse responded to a non-conference hiccup—losing 83-79 to Temple—by winning six consecutive games. But with the team's third-leading scorer James Southerland (13.6 points per game) currently ineligible, questions loom on how this group will perform after a similar situation happened last season (Fab Melo's ineligibility). Brandon Triche (14.1 points per game), C.J. Fair (13.8 points per game) and Michael Carter Williams (11.9 points per game) will need to play well and have others step up in Southerland's absence. Syracuse ranks fourth in the country in rebounds, averaging more than 43 boards a night.
About the Cardinals (16-1): Louisville moved to the top spot in the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll because it's won 11 straight games since losing to Duke on Nov. 24. The Cardinals' Big East slate hasn't been too difficult and they've started 4-0 with wins against Providence, Seton Hall, South Florida and UConn. Junior Russ Smith (18.9 points per game) and Peyton Siva (11.8 points, 5.6 assists per game) pace a questionable offense, while Gorgui Dieng does the dirty work (9.2 points, 10.4 rebounds per game). The team's defense continues to flourish, ranking second in the country in turnover margin.
The matchup: Both teams have had easy starts to a rigorous Big East schedule and will finally get a serious challenge in this clash between top-10 teams. While it's early, it's not ludicrous to suggest these are the two best Big East teams. This is the type of game the NCAA tournament committee will look at when determining No. 1 seeds. Carter Williams vs. Siva will make for a fun point guard duel to watch.
Our pick: Louisville
No. 10 Creighton at Wichita State | Saturday, Jan. 12, 4 p.m., ESPN2
About the Bluejays (17-1): Creighton has looked dominant in the Missouri Valley through six games but a clash against perhaps its top contender and last year's champion could pose a threat at the team sneaking in the top 10 of national polls. Doug McDermott (24 points, 7.2 rebounds per game) is a legitimate player of the year candidate, evidence by his 70 points in Creighton's last two wins against Missouri State and Northern Iowa. But the Bluejays have proven they can get it done when their best player isn't putting up big numbers, handling Drake and Illinois State on McDermott's quiet shooting nights.
About the Shockers (16-2): Wichita State fell out of many voters' top 25 consideration in polls after a 71-67 loss to Evansville on Sunday, but winning on the road in the Missouri Valley is tougher than it looks. If the Shockers win the MVC, Gregg Marshall's name should be up for national coach of the year. This was supposed to be a rebuilding season after four starters left from a 27-6 NCAA tournament team. Most impressively, the Shockers have gone 6-1 since losing their best player, Carl Hall, in mid-December. Hall returned in Wichita State's road win at struggling Illinois State earlier this week and played 23 minutes. Newcomers, led by junior college transfer Cleanthony Early (15.5 points per game), have all meshed.
The matchup: Despite a Wichita State hiccup against Evansville, Creighton coach Greg McDermott knows better than to overlook the Shockers, especially in a rowdy Charles Koch Arena. Having back a healthy Carl Hall is a bonus, as WSU will need to find a way to contain McDermott, which is the case for most teams.
Our pick: Creighton
No. 11 Ohio State at No. 17 Michigan State | Saturday, Jan. 12, 6 p.m., ESPN
About the Buckeyes (13-3): Ohio State finally picked up a signature win against a top team when it removed Michigan from the unbeaten ranks on Sunday. But now the Buckeyes will have to prove themselves on the road, first against a surging Michigan State team. OSU can't continue to play streaky—almost blowing a big lead against Michigan and letting a big cushion slip away in its loss to Duke. Deshaun Thomas (20.3 points and 6.3 rebounds per game) continues to play like the best player in the Big Ten and defensive ball hawk Aaron Craft (8.9 points, 4.6 assists per game) continues to step up his offense.
About the Spartans (15-3): Michigan State has won four consecutive Big Ten games after dropping its conference opener to Minnesota. The problem is the Spartans haven't beaten any top-tier teams in the league yet with wins against Purdue, Iowa, Nebraska and Penn State. A win at home against OSU is essential because Michigan State faces surging Wisconsin and Indiana on the road next week. The backcourt of junior Keith Appling (13.7 points, 4.5 assists per game) and freshman Gary Harris (12.9 points per game) continues to drive MSU's offense.
The matchup: Ohio State's win against Michigan was impressive but it was also on its home floor. Winning in the Big Ten on the road will be the way to create separation in a league with five ranked teams. If MSU cannot stop Thomas on the interior and ride its home crowd, OSU could pick up its second straight resume-building win in the state of Michigan.
Our pick: Michigan State
No. 8 Gonzaga at No. 13 Butler | Saturday, Jan. 12, 9 p.m., ESPN
About the Bulldogs (17-1): Gonzaga took control of the West Coast Conference with an 83-78 victory over top challenger St. Mary's last week. The Bulldogs, winners of seven in a row since a Dec. 8 loss to Illinois, have asserted themselves as a legitimate top 10 team thanks to wins against Baylor, Kansas State and Oklahoma State. Gonzaga, ninth in the country in scoring, has many weapons that make the team difficult to defend. Kelly Olynyk (18.3 points, 6.8 rebounds per game) and Elias Harris (14.9 points, 6.8 rebounds per game) lead a balanced scoring attack.
About the Bulldogs (15-2): Butler has won 12 straight games since a Nov. 21 loss to Illinois but its matchup against Gonzaga could be its toughest test since the 88-86 overtime win over Indiana that has defined its season. It'll be even tougher without leading scorer Rotnei Clarke (16.3 points per game), who is out for at least two games after suffering a scary shoulder injury last week against Dayton. The Bulldogs' 3-0 start in its new conference, the Atlantic 10, is impressive because of two road wins against contenders St. Joseph's and Dayton.
The matchup: This is as good of a mid-major matchup as we'll see all season. Both Bulldogs have established themselves as renowned names and removed any skepticism of being a one-trick pony after successful NCAA tournament runs. Gonzaga's size is difficult to handle, but Butler has found a way to beat bigger teams this season against Indiana and North Carolina.
Our pick: Gonzaga
Also must-see games on Saturday: Kansas at Texas (2 p.m., CBS), Arizona at Arizona State (2:30 p.m., Fox Sports), San Diego State at Wyoming (7:30 p.m.), UNLV at Colorado State (7 p.m., NBC Sports), Marquette at Cincinnati (7 p.m., ESPN).


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Law, William (1686-1761) (DNB00)
LAW, WILLIAM (1686–1761), author of the 'Serious Call,' son of Thomas Law, grocer, by his wife Margaret (Farmery), was born at Kings Cliffe, near Stamford, Northamptonshire, in 1686. He was the fourth of the eight sons in a family of eleven children. He probably had a religious education from his parents, who have been identified with the 'Paternus' and 'Eusebia' of his 'Serious Call.' He must have shown unusual promise to encourage them to send him to the university. Some rules drawn up by him, apparently upon entering college, begin by saying that the 'one business upon his hands' is 'to seek for eternal happiness by doing the will of God,' and embody resolutions for frequent prayer and self-examination. He entered Emmanuel College, Cambridge, as a sizar, 7 June 1705. He graduated B.A. 1708, M.A. 1712, and in 1711 was ordained, and elected fellow of his college. He studied the classics, and acquired some mathematical and philosophical knowledge at Cambridge (Byrom, vol. i. pt. i. p. 23). He kept his act upon Malebranche's doctrine, 'Omnia videmus in Deo.' On 17 April 1713 he was suspended from his degrees for a 'tripos speech' in which he gave offence by asking certain questions, e.g. 'whether the sun shines when it is in eclipse,' where the sun clearly meant the Pretender (ib. vol. i. pt. ii. pp. 20, 21; Wordsworth, University Life, p. 231; Hearne, Diary). On 7 July 1713 he preached a sermon at Haslingfield, near Cambridge, in support of the peace of Utrecht, with a loyal and ultra-tory apostrophe to Queen Anne. Another sermon, dated 1718, is mentioned by Walton, but does not appear to be extant. Upon the accession of George I he declined to take the oaths of allegiance and abjuration, and retained through life his sympathy for the exiled dynasty. His father died 10 Oct. 1714; his mother died in 1718, leaving six surviving children, each of whom appears to have received 115l. from the estate (Walton, p. 354). Law seems also to have inherited some house property from his father (Byrom, vol. i. pt. ii. p. 512). It is said that Law was for a time curate at Fotheringay; he certainly had a pupil at Cambridge. He mentioned that he had been a curate in London (Okely, Memoirs of Behmen), and it is said that he refused offers of preferment from his friend, Dean Thomas Sherlock (afterwards bishop of London). If so, Sherlock must have been under the erroneous impression that Law was capable of abandoning his nonjuring principles. In 1717 Law published his 'Three Letters to the Bishop of Bangor' (Hoadly), which are probably the most forcible piece of writing in the Bangorian controversy. They express the essence of the high church position. In 1723 he attacked Mandeville's 'Fable of the Bees,' arguing with remarkable power against the cynical theory of his opponent which reduced virtue to a mere fashion 'begot by flattery on pride.' This excellent tract was republished (with a preface) by F. D. Maurice, at the suggestion of John Sterling, in 1846. In 1726 appeared his unsparing attack upon the stage, which he condemns more unequivocally than Collier, and with less knowledge of the facts. John Dennis [q.v.] replied with some advantage derived from the unreasonable austerity of his opponent. In the same year appeared the first of his practical treatises on 'Christian Perfection,' which impressed Bishop Wilson as well as Wesley and the early methodists. It is said that an anonymous stranger presented him with 1,000l. after reading it. In 1727 Law founded a school for fourteen girls at Kings Cliffe, which is supposed to have been an application of this gift. It is difficult to see how he could have obtained the money otherwise.
The only notice of Law during these years is a statement that his reply to Hoadly was published by a subscription promoted by orthodox divines (Account of Pamphlets in the Bangorian Controversy, by Philanagnostes Criticus, 1719). By 1727 he entered the family of Edward Gibbon (1666–1736) as tutor to the son Edward, afterwards father of the historian [see under Gibbon, Edward]. As his pupil, Edward, was born in 1707, it is tolerably certain that the connection had begun earlier. The elder Gibbon was a strong tory, and for that reason likely to be favourable to Law. He lived in a comfortable house at Putney, with pleasant grounds. The son went to Cambridge, accompanied by his tutor, at whose college (Emmanuel) he was entered 10 July 1727. After leaving college, Gibbon travelled abroad, while Law remained at Putney, and became 'the much honoured friend and spiritual director of the whole family' (Gibbon, Autobiography). This included two daughters—Catharine, said by Gibbon to be the 'Flavia,' and Hester, said to be the 'Miranda' of the 'Serious Call;' while Law's pupil has been identified with the 'Flatus.' These identifications, however, seem to be merely guesses not confirmed by dates. The 'Serious Call' was published at the end of 1728, when Law would hardly have made an intentional portrait of his young pupils. The publication of the 'Serious Call' brought him a visit (4 March 1729) from John Byrom [q. v.], who has preserved many accounts of this and later conversations. Law spoke to him about the mystical writers, praising Tauler, Rusbroek, and à Kempis, but apparently held Mme. Bourignon and Mme. Guion to be dangerous guides. John and Charles Wesley also became disciples. John first visited him at Putney in 1732, was led to some study of the mystics, and was influenced by Law's advice in going to Georgia in 1735. When, after his return in 1738, he had come under the influence of the Moravian, Boenler, Wesley reproached Law in a curious letter for not having taught the true doctrine of faith in Christ, which he had now learnt from Boehler. Law replied to this and a subsequent letter, pointing out that he had commended Thomas à Kempis, the most forcible teacher of the doctrine, to Wesley (who published a translation of the 'De Imitatione' about 1736), and had constantly insisted upon the same truth. Wesley's eminently practical mind was already out of harmony with Law's mystical tendencies; but he frequently speaks of Law with high admiration in his sermons (see Overton, p. 87). John and Charles, who took the same view as his brother, ceased from this time to be disciples. Dr. George Cheyne [q. v.] also corresponded with Law, and recommended to him some mystical writings, which incidentally led to Law's acquaintance with Behmen.
After the death of the elder Gibbon in 1737, Law remained for a time at Putney, till the household was broken up. He was afterwards at Somerset Gardens, at the back of the Strand, where Byrom frequently called upon him, and found him occasionally in a rather irritable frame of mind.
It was apparently towards the end of his stay at Putney (Overton, p. 179) that Law first began to study the works of Jacob Behmen. He became an ardent disciple, learnt 'high Dutch' to study the original words of the 'blessed Jacob,' proposed a new edition and translation, and studied all the literature of the subject which he could procure. The first of his books to reveal Behmen's influence is his answer (1737) to Hoadly's 'Plain Account' of the Lord's Supper. The later writings are expositions or applications of the mysticism thus imbibed. Towards the end of 1740 Law retired to Kings Cliffe, where his eldest brother, George, bailiff to the Earl of Westmorland, still lived, and where he owned a house. During the next years he paid occasional visits to London. Archibald Hutcheson, M.P. for Hastings, had known Law at Putney. He died in 1740, leaving a widow, and on his deathbed expressed a wish that she should lead a retired and religious life under Law's guidance. Miss Hester Gibbon proposed to join her. Law took a house for them at Thrapston, ten miles from Kings Cliffe, where they settled in 1743. Mrs. Hutcheson had an income of 2,000l., and Miss Gibbon some 500l. or 600l. a year. They proposed to carry out literally the precepts of the 'Serious Call,' and to spend in charity all that was not strictly necessary. Thrapston being at an awkward distance, they removed in 1744, and settled in Law's house at Kings Cliffe. This house, which still remains, was anciently a royal manor-house in the forest of Rockingham, and was called 'King John's Palace.' The plan of life was strictly carried out. To the girls' school already founded by Law, Mrs. Hutcheson in 1745 added a school for eighteen boys (increased in 1746 to twenty), besides almshouses. Law added other almshouses and a school building. The rector of Kings Cliffe was always to be one trustee, and the others were to be chosen from the gentry and clergy within four miles. Various regulations (see Overton, pp. 228–32) show Law's desire that the children should be brought up in church principles, and pay due respect to their superiors.
Law rose at five for devotion and study; the household assembled for prayers at nine; dinner was at twelve in summer and at one in winter, and was followed by devotion. At tea-time Law joined the family, eating only a few raisins, and talking cheerfully, without sitting down. After tea the servants read a chapter of the Bible, which Law explained. He then took a brisk walk in the fields, and after another meal, again followed by prayers, he retired to his room, took one pipe and a glass of water, and went to bed at nine. They attended the church services on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays; saw a few friends, and occasionally took an airing, Mrs. Hutcheson in her 'coach,' Law and Miss Gibbon riding on horseback. Law, in order to begin the day by an act of charity, distributed the milk of four cows to his poor neighbours. He tasted the soup which was daily prepared for the poor, and his only displays of irritability were on occasions of its being not well enough made. He loved music, and maintained that every one could be taught to sing well enough for devotional purposes. He was fond of dumb animals, and liked to free birds from their cages. He was a lover of children, and has devoted much space in his writings to advice upon their education. He had a small room for a study, which Canon Overton describes (p. 242) as part of 'a most commodious bedroom,' and altogether a 'most convenient little snuggery.' He had a large library, chiefly of theological books, and was an untiring student in several languages. The hearthstone of his room was worn away in two places by the rubbing of his chilly feet.
Law's study overlooked a courtyard, and the appearance of a beggar caused him immediately to descend. The excessive charity of the family naturally attracted beggars of all kinds. The rector, a Mr. Piemont, denounced this indiscriminate charity from the pulpit, and a paper was presented by 'many considerable inhabitants of the town' to the justices of the peace, complaining that Law and his family were one 'occasion of the miserable poverty of the parish.' In an indignant letter dated 21 Feb. 1753, and signed by the three offenders, they declare that they will continue their practice, and threaten an immediate removal. As they remained, the beggars were presumably too strong for the 'considerable inhabitants.'
Law continued his literary activity at King's Cliffe. In the first year of his residence he attacked Dr. Trapp, whose argument against being 'righteous overmuch' was aimed at the methodists and other 'enthusiasts' (in the then accepted sense), and naturally roused Law, who saw more danger in the opposite direction. In 1757 he attacked Warburton, whose whole point of view was totally uncongenial, and who could safely speak of his mystical antagonist with coarse contempt (see Doctrine of Grace). Warburton is again attacked in his 'Appeal to the Clergy.' In 1756 Wesley had published a letter to Law condemning his mysticism. Law made no reply, but in a 'Dialogue between a Methodist and Churchman,' written hastily and in old age, defended the church principles against Wesley's disciple, John Berridge [q.v.]. Law had friends among the neighbouring gentry, and could be sociable and agreeable in company. He received numerous letters from persons interested in his teaching or moved in conscience by his books, and replied in letters of spiritual advice. His correspondence, his writing, and his charities and schools, doubtless kept him fully employed. His later friends were not men of mark, and his life was secluded. He retained his 'piercing eye' and intellectual and bodily vigour to the last. He caught a chill at the annual audit of the school account, when the trustees were always entertained at his house. He died, after a fortnight's illness, on 9 April 1761. He wrote a letter the day before his death making no allusion to his illness, and died almost in the act of singing 'the Angels' Hymn.' He was buried at King's Cliffe. An epitaph was composed by two friends, and a tomb erected by Miss Gibbon. In a will executed just before his death he left five shillings to his nephew, and all the rest of his property to Miss Gibbon. A codicil directed that she should distribute the whole among the descendants of his late brother George.
Law never allowed his portrait to be taken. He is described by Tighe, who visited Kings Cliffe for information, as rather over the middle height, stoutly made, but not fat, with a round face, grey eyes, ruddy complexion, and a pleasant expression. His manners were unaffected, though with a certain gravity of appearance, induced by a 'clerical hat with loops let down, a black coat, and grey wig.' Mrs. Hutcheson died in January 1781, aged 91; and Miss Gibbon in June 1790, aged 86.
Law's remarkable force of mind placed him in opposition to the prevailing tendencies of his time, and his writings have therefore failed to receive due recognition, with the exception of the 'Serious Call.' He had a marked influence upon the Wesleys and Whitefield, and upon the early evangelicals, such as Henry Venn and Thomas Scott, including some who attacked his mysticism, such as James Hervey and John Newton. Johnson's religious convictions were due, he says, to a perusal of the 'Serious Call' at Oxford, and even Gibbon speaks of it with high respect (see Overton, pp. 109–19, and 392–9 for an account of Law's admirers and opponents). His power is due, not merely to the uncompromising simplicity with which he adopts the Christian ideal and gives new life to commonplaces, but to extraordinary merits of style. His writing is transparently clear, vivid, and pungent, and his portraits of character remind us that he was a contemporary of Addison, and a keener satirist, if a less delicate humorist. A certain austerity appears in his writings, as in his life, and he occasionally recalls the puritan doctrine, though his asceticism is of a different type. His attack upon the stage followed that of the high churchman, Jeremy Collier, and the less known work of Arthur Bedford [q.v.].
The logical power shown in Law's controversial writings surpasses that of any contemporary author, unless Bentley be an exception. His assaults upon Hoadly, Mandeville, and Tindal could only have failed to place him in the front rank because they diverged too far from the popular theories. He was the most thoroughgoing opponent of the dominant rationalism of which Locke was the great exponent, and which, in his view, could lead only to infidelity. He takes the ground (see especially his answer to Tindal) of the impotence of human reason, and in some points anticipates Butler's 'Analogy.' The sceptical inference from this argument may be answered by an appeal to authority; but Law, though a high churchman to the end of his life, found an answer more satisfactory to himself in the doctrine of the 'inner light,' which, on some points, leads him towards quakerism. His early love of the mystical writers made him accessible to the influence of Behmen, which seems to have affected him as, in later days, Coleridge and his followers were affected by the German philosophy, to which Behmen's writings have some affinity. Englishmen, who have generally (whether rightly or wrongly) regarded mysticism, ontology, and nonsense as convertible terms, and especially the thoroughly English Wesley, were alienated by this tendency; and though many of Law's writings went through several editions, he occupies an isolated position in the history of English thought, and even his singular literary merit has been too little recognised.
His works were collected in nine volumes, with a title-page dated 1762. Each tract was also published separately, and with various dates. The edition comprises all the published works, except two sermons mentioned above and a tract called 'Answer to a Question, Where shall I go ... to be in the Truth?' 1750 (?). In the following list the edition mentioned is that which appears on the title-pages in the collected edition:— 1. Three letters to the Bishop of Bangor, 1717–19; 9th, 5th, and 2nd edit. respectively, vol. i. 2. 'Remarks upon ... the Fable of the Bees' (with postscript on Bayle), 1724; 3rd edit. vol. ii. (1). 3. 'The Absolute Unlawfulness of the Stage Entertainment fully demonstrated,' 1726; 6th edit. vol. iii. (3). 4. 'A Practical Treatise upon Christian Perfection,' 1726; 6th edit. vol. iii. 5. 'A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life, adapted to the State and Condition of all Orders of Christians,' 1728; 10th edit. vol. iv. 6. 'The Case of Reason, or Natural Religion fairly and fully Stated in Answer to [Tindal's] Christianity as Old as the Creation,' 1731; 3rd edit. vol. ii. (2). 7. 'A Demonstration of the Gross and Fundamental Errors of ...' ('Plain Account ... of the Lord's Supper'), 1737; 4th edit. vol. v. (1). 8. 'The Grounds and Reasons of the Christian Regeneration,' 3rd edit. 1750; 7th edit. vol. v. (2). 9. 'An Earnest and Serious Answer to Dr. Trapp's discourse of the Folly, Sin, and Danger of being Righteous Overmuch,' 1740; 4th edit. vol. vi. (1). 10. 'An Appeal to all that doubt or disbelieve the Truths of the Gospel. ... To which are added some Animadversions upon Dr. Trapp's Replies,' 1740; 3rd edit. vol. vi. (2). 11. 'The Spirit of Prayer, or the Soul rising out of the Vanity of Time into the Riches of Eternity,' in two parts, the second in dialogue form, 1749; 7th and 5th edit. vol. vii. (1) and (2). 12. 'The Way to Divine Knowledge' (a continuation of the dialogues forming the second part of the 'Spirit of Prayer') '... preparatory to a new edition of the "Works of Jacob Behmen ..."' 1752; 3rd edit. vol. vii. (3). 13. 'The Spirit of Love' (an appendix to the 'Spirit of Prayer,' in two parts), 1752; 3rd edit. vol. viii. (1) and (2). 14. 'A Short but Sufficient Confutation of the Rev. Dr. Warburton's projected defence (as he calls it) of Christianity' (in the 'Divine Legation') '... in a letter to the Bishop of London,' 1757; 2nd edit. vol. viii. (3). 15. 'Of Justification by Faith and Works: a Dialogue between a Methodist and a Churchman,' 1760; 3rd edit. vol. ix. (1). 16. 'A Collection of Letters on the most interesting and important Subjects, and on several Seasons,' 1760; 3rd edit. vol. ix. (3). 17. 'An Humble, Earnest, and Affectionate Address to the Clergy,' 1761 (posthumous); 3rd edit. vol. ix. (2). Letters to a Lady inclined to join the church of Rome (probably Miss Dodwell, daughter of Henry Dodwell, the nonjuror), written 1731–2, were separately published in 1779. Some manuscript letters to dissuade another lady from quakerism (1736) were in possession of Mr. Walton (Memorial, p. 364).[Short Account of the Life and Writings of William Law, by Richard Tighe, 1813; Notes and Memorials for an adequate Biography ... of William Law (by Christopher Walton), 1854 (privately printed); William Law, Nonjuror and Mystic, by Canon Overton, 1881 (giving all information obtainable, and a very interesting account of Law's doctrines); Gent. Mag. 1800, pp. 720, 1038; Nichols's Lit. Anecd. ix. 516–19 (of no importance); Gibbon's Miscellaneous Works, 1814, i. 20–2; Okely's Memoirs of Behmen, p. 105 n.; Thomas Hartley's Paradise Restored, 1764, p. 466; Byrom's Journal (Chetham Soc.) passim.]

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Did California save Obamacare?
Not exactly. But an important court decision in a California case may well have.
That decision, Hooper v. California -- is more than a century old. But it was cited by Chief Justice John Roberts in his decision upholding the federal health legislation as constitutional because it's a tax.
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Roberts had previously ruled that law couldn't be upheld as a regulation of commerce. That might have been the end of it, except for Hooper v. California. In that 1895 case, the court had found that "every reasonable construction must be resorted to, in order to save a statute from unconstitutionality." Roberts wrote that this precedent forced him to consider other justifications for upholding the act, and that's what he did with his finding that the health law was a tax.
So what, you ask, was Hooper v. California all about?
The short version, shipping and insurance. California had laws that required Californians to buy their insurance from in-state companies. But one Mr. Hooper, an employee of an insurance brokerage firm based in New York but with a San Francisco office, bought maritime insurance for a steamer called Alliance from a company in Boston. He was charged in 1888 with violating this law, a misdemeanor, and convicted and fined $5.
He appealed his conviction on the grounds that his constitutional rights had been violated because it was up to the federal government to regulate interstate commerce -- not California.
But the court decision went against the insurance agent-- and for California. The court found that insurance regulation is up to states: "The State of California has the power to exclude foreign insurance companies altogether from her territory, whether they were formed for the purpose of doing a fire or a marine business. She has the power, if she allows any such companies to enter her confines, to determine the conditions on which the entry shall be made."
The quote Roberts used came from a place late in the decision, when the court was explaining why it was dismissing one of Hooper's arguments about problematic language in the state law. Thus, "every reasonable construction must be resorted to, in order to save a statute from unconstitutionality." In essence, the court was saying: we're not going to overturn a law, in this case a California law, just because it could be read in one way.
There's an irony in this. A quote that justified a decision in 1895 to defend California's right to make its own insurance laws would be employed to defend a federal law that would impose new requirements on citizens and states, including California.
Lead Prop Zero blogger Joe Mathews is California editor at Zocalo Public Square, a fellow at Arizona State University's Center for Social Cohesion, and co-author of California Crackup: How Reform Broke the Golden State and How We Can Fix It (University of California, 2010).
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Washington State completes a sharpshooter cull of a wolf pack that had been feeding on livestock. KING 5's Gary Chittim reports.
The chairman of the state Senate committee that oversees Washington's Department of Fish & Wildlife tells NBC News that the killing of a gray wolf pack in recent days was "inexcusable" and that he is demanding answers about why the agency thought it was necessary.
"I find it inexcusable that we allowed ourselves to get to a place where killing the entire pack was the necessary decision when other non-lethal options – within the department and with ranchers – were not totally exhausted first," said Sen. Kevin Ranker, chair of the Senate Natural Resources and Marine Waters Committee.
"I find it ironic that the attacks on livestock that caused this situation ... took place on a ranch that has been outspoken about the removal of the pack and has refused to work with the department to implement prevention measures successfully adopted by other ranchers," he added.
The department gave the order to kill the entire pack, estimated to be eight wolves, after the pack became accustomed to attacking cattle instead of relying on wild prey.
"To say I am disappointed in the department's actions would be a gross understatement," Ranker said. "I can tell you, however, as the chair of the committee with oversight over the Department of Fish & Wildlife, this story is far from over."
In a letter Friday to the department, Ranker demanded to know:
- What specific actions the department took before authorizing the kill;
- Exact costs associated with killing the pack;
- What actions the department will take to avoid a repeat.
The department "has provided very general descriptions of a few non-lethal measures taken" under the state plan for managing gray wolves, he said in the letter. "The wolf plan however includes an extensive list of husbandry techniques, non-lethal deterrents, and relocation options that were not utilized in the case of the Wedge pack. The fact that the Department pursued removal of not just individual animals, but the entire pack, clearly evidences the agency's failure to effectively use these non-lethal tools to deter wolf-livestock depredation."
Ranker also said the department's strategy for managing gray wolves could backfire. "I fear that the Department's actions ... will be viewed by some who do not support wolf recovery as setting a precedent that localized public pressure can dictate wolf plan implementation, including lethal removal decisions," he stated.
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Norman Mailer: 'Deer Park' Letters
We publish here the second of three selections from the letters of Norman Mailer, with notes provided by Michael Lennon. These letters, written while Mailer was working on his novel The Deer Park or just after he finished it, are addressed to three novelists he was close to at the time, William Styron, Vance Bourjaily, and James Jones. All the letters are in the collection of the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas at Austin.
—The Editors
To William Styron1
February 26, 1953
Dear Bill,
You certainly deserve a fan letter. As a matter of fact I've been meaning to write ever since I read "Long March" about a month ago. I think it's just terrific, how good I'm almost embarrassed to say, but as a modest estimate it's certainly as good an eighty pages as any American has written since the war, and really I think it's much more than that. You watch. It's going to last and last and last. And some day people will consider it as being close to the level of something as marvelous as The Heart of Darkness, which by the way, for no reason I know, it reminded me of.
Barbara mentioned that you're without a book at the moment. No solace I can offer, except that crap about waiting and patience which is all true, but no consolation at all.
I have only one humble criticism. I wonder if you realize how good you are. That tendency in you to invert your story and manner your prose just slightly, struck me—forgive the presumption—as coming possibly from a certain covert doubt of your strengths as a writer, and you're too good to doubt yourself. Which I suppose is like saying, "You, neurotic—stop being neurotic!"
Anyway, I did want to write you these few things.
My best to you, Bill,
To William Styron
April 24, 1953
Dear Bill,
…I've come to one of those idiot decisions we all make I suppose now and again; floundering in my second draft, writing that precious first chapter over and over for what has now been a month. I've come to the conclusion since the results don't warrant the work, that I've been p1aying games, and so starting Monday I'm going to try to blast this little old book. I'm going to write every day, and like Lot's Wife I'm consigning myself to a pillar of salt if I dare to look back. Maybe after a hundred pages of the blitz I'll find the book and it'll get better and then I can go back and rewrite. It's the way I did Naked, and the measure of my present sad state of morals is exactly that I look to the past for cues on how to handle the future.…
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The "Breaking Bad" series finale has arrived and you couldn't tune into Sunday's broadcast. Tread lightly.
For anyone who has been a week or two behind and needed to catch up on the final, nail-biting episodes, it's been easy to experience Walt-level paranoia. Twitter, Facebook and Tumblr have been flooded with shocking developments after each "Breaking Bad" airing.
With the highly anticipated Sept. 29 series finale, there are no guarantees that real-world spoilers from friends or co-workers can be avoided this time. You'll probably have to stay home from work or school on Monday.
But at least you don't have to worry about having the show ruined for you on social networking sites. Here are five ways to avoid spoilers so you can say your goodbyes to the Emmy-winning AMC hit on your terms:


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Why Google made such a big phone with the Nexus 6 LOL!
Despite the numerous rumors that told us the next Nexus phone would be a big huge phablet, we were still taken aback when Google officially pulled the curtain off of the Nexus 6. It's a damn big phone. Its 6-inch display is even bigger than the recently launched Samsung Galaxy Note 4.
What is Google thinking? Is this Google's way of jumping on the trend for ever-larger phones? Big phones are more popular than ever, but very few have 6-inch display. That's almost tablet territory! What's going on here?
A niche you can't ignore
If you figured that Google thought to make a huge Nexus 6 to join in with the rest of the industry trends, you're not too far off. The mobile market is gearing itself to appeal to those with bigger hands, so to speak. "Google and Motorola sized itself away from the general market toward a very specific segment of the market," said Ramon Llamas, Research Manager at IDC. But it's not just geared toward those with larger palms—consumers are really just clamoring for a better alternative to carrying around so many devices on their person. "If you're that person who wants to have the all in one tablet and smartphone, this is for you too," added Llamas.
It's also important that Google has a device in this category so that its developers will make applications that can scale to those bigger screen sizes. "They consider this category important, so they just want to have this device be their version of what a phablet could be," said Daniel Matte, an analyst for Canalys. Google's goal isn't to sell a ton of units—the Nexus program never really was about selling lots of devices—it's about pushing the Android platform to work well with other types of niche technology, too.
It's also an opportunity for Google to brand itself and refute the idea that the phablet niche is something that only its partners can offer. "If you don't supply those things, somebody else will," added Llamas.
A ploy for more business users
A bigger device may also help Google appeal to the more business-centric crowd, as Samsung's successfully done with its Galaxy Note series.
Google's been shooting for the enterprise crowd for some time, and with Android Lollipop equipped with better security features and multi-user support, that bigger screen size will at least make it easier to multitask. "They are pushing hard from an app perspective if you're looking at what they're doing with Google Drive and the cloud," said Carolina Milanesi, Chief of Research and Head of Kantar Worldpanel. "But from an Android perspective we haven't yet noticed very much about the enterprise." Thus, this is Google's subtle way of telling developers: go ahead and make those killer business apps.
$649 is the right price
The unlocked price for the Nexus 6 is pretty steep, and a far cry from the mid-range price points of the previous few Nexus devices. But it's par for the course in an industry dominated by high-end, high-priced devices. "If you're taking a look at the iPhone 6 and some of the Samsung and LG devices, we're in the same kind of stratosphere," said Llamas. It's expected that the Nexus 6 would cost this much, because of its remarkable specifications, and at least it's available at all major US carriers so developers and consumers alike won't be doling out that much for it if they're due for an upgrade. "If you dial it down and look at the opportunity here for subsidy, it could end up being $200 on a two-year contract."
The high price point will also ensure that Google doesn't unfairly compete with its manufacturing partners. "They do have an exceptional burden of having been [cheaper]," said Matte. "They don't want to compete too directly. They want to find a segment, and to provide the experience for those segments without offending the OEMs."
Despite the fact that Google is making the Nexus 6 more broadly available from carriers this time around, it's still a niche phone that's meant to satiate those who want the purest Android. "I don't think Nexus is for everybody," said Ilamas. "I don't think it's set up to be that way either." It is also vitally important that Google continues to court developers with a strong hardware ecosystem—phablets included.


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The Christmas holiday is approaching rather quickly and I've found myself so busy making sure everything is perfect for when my family arrives, I've hardly had anytime for anything else. I thought I'd get a quick post up for you today while I had the chance. Thanks to Ori of Dilly Dolls for inspiring my ice skating post! Her new ice skates are available for boys and girls and come in an array of colors with a light and dark color pallet to choose from. In each pack there's 12 boot colors, 22 sock colors and 3 sole/heel/button/toe options per pack!
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There are times in life that something happens when you can't have sex with your partner. Pregnancy, postpartum, injury, or even when you have your period ... if you aren't into sex when Aunt Flo is around.
That's when you have to get creative. You can have sex without technically having the traditional definition of sex.
And dare I say it's sometimes even better than sex!
Because you are still engaged, still connected, still doing something passionate together. Sometimes penetration is overrated. And sometimes having sex without having sex is a kinky way to switch things up a bit in your love den. Here are five ways to do it ....
1. Masturbate together. If one of you cannot do the deed, the other one can still take matters into their own hands while the other is watching. If you can both masturbate together, then go for it! Have you ever seen your partner reach orgasm while you were just an innocent onlooker? It's hot. I highly suggest you try it sometime. One time, he can do it. Then the next time, you can.
2. Have oral sex. Oral isn't just the appetizer to sex -- it can be the whole meal. And I don't know about you, but I love when my man takes his time downtown. Like double-digit minutes kind of time. And if you didn't get the male memo already, he likes you to spend some time down there. It doesn't matter who is getting or giving oral, what matters is that it is done with that ravenous lust you had when you first started getting it on.
3. Let your hands and mouth roam. Kissing too often falls victim in long-term relationships. Pop a mint, make it fresh, and make out. Kiss his neck, lick his nipples, nibble on his ear, squeeze his butt -- pretend it's prom night and you had a pact not to do it in the limo but you still had to steam up the windows.
4. Watch a sexy movie together. If you can't do it, the next best thing is watching other people doing it. It will still get your loins hot and your partner will be right there next to you, getting all hot and bothered, too. Take mental notes and reenact the scene when sex gets the green light.
5. Write down a fantasy and read to each other. Words can be an aphrodisiac ... especially words written by your mate. Especially carefully chosen words that describe sexual acts they want to do with you. Explore your kinky side, even if the naughtiness will only be a fantasy. It's always hot to hear and express those dirty desires.
Have you tried any of these? How do you have sex without having sex?
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Welcome back to The Sports Ace, where Eddie Vedder is a Twins fan…and rocked a Twins batting helmet when the Twins played in Seattle last weekend. This time, dear readers, I'm not kidding.
The big news in the golf world yesterday was not Sergio Garcia winning a golf tournament (unfortunately for him). It was Augusta National tossing aside its long-standing rule regarding female membership and inviting Condoleeza Rice and Darla Moore to join the club. I think I join most red-blooded humans in celebrating this watershed moment, and saying…it's about time.
Yet, while we smile and pat Hootie Johnson and crowd on the back, I think there might be more to this than meets the eye. You know I'm a cynic when it comes to PR and marketing…well, I read this situation as possibly being a play to make even more money from the Masters and other tournament and course-related assets.
Remember back to last April, when debate raged and a PR firestorm was created about whether or not IBM and its new-at-the-time female CEO would be welcome at The Masters? Or whether or not IBM should pull its sponsorship of the tournament (one of the biggest there is) over the membership rules? It didn't really come to a head or affect the tournament at all, but the seeds were planted for similar debates to take place every year going forward.
Since then, more women have ascended to corporate executive and board roles. Take Yahoo and now Carlson, just for example. This was not an issue that was going to fade away…just the opposite, in fact, as more situations like IBM arose between other current/potential sponsors and advertisers. It's logical, then, to assume that eventually the club's stance could have caused one or more sponsors or advertisers to back out…or prospects to drop away. And that would have ripple effects…if demand is down, then each individual sponsorship/advertisement isn't worth as much…and CBS also wouldn't exactly be pleased as the tournament's exclusive TV partner.
I'm not saying this was the primary reason for the decision…at least, I hope not. I just pose the thought – did Hootie and company finally recognize that the only check/hindrance on the revenue growth around the tournament (and possibly their own financial interests and/or societal status as club members) was their ancient membership policy, and change it accordingly so they could reap the benefits? It seems all too plausible to me that this was at least another motive for the move. The PR boost, in this case, is really just the icing on the cake.
That's all for now. I'm out like Tsuyoshi Nishioka.


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Tackling torture: UK's leading Human Rights expert to discuss prevention of ill treatment
26 April 2012
Professor Malcolm Evans OBE, the Chair of the largest international torture-prevention body in the UN, will be joined by a leading panel of experts to discuss human rights implementation at an evening Bar Council and Law Society-accredited event in London [Thursday 26 April 2012].
Hosted in London by Professor David Clarke, Deputy Vice-Chancellor at the University of Bristol, the event will be led by Professor Evans OBE, Chair of UN Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture, a member of the Foreign Secretary's Advisory Group on Human Rights and Deputy Director of the Human Rights Implementation Centre in the University of Bristol Law School.
Professor Evans, who is Professor of Public International Law at the University, will be joined by several Bristol alumni. These include: Louise de Sousa (BA 1990) Head of Human Rights & Democracy Department, Foreign & Commonwealth Office; David Gottlieb (LLB 1986) Barrister, Thomas Moore Chambers; Professor Steven Greer, Professor of Human Rights, University of Bristol; Phillippa Kaufmann QC (LLB 1988), Barrister, Doughty Street Chambers; Dr Purna Sen (PhD 1998), Director of the Programme for African Leadership at LSE and former Head of Human Rights for the Commonwealth Secretariat.
Professor Evans said: "This promises to be an exciting evening, drawing on the extensive experience, interest and commitment of many Bristol alumni to human rights concerns."
The event begins at 6.30 pm and will be held at Allen & Overy LLP, One Bishops Square, London, E1 6AD. A drinks and canapés reception will follow.
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We're not terribly fond of gadgets that change colors just for the sake of doing so--some Cravers are downright indignant, in fact--but this one may be an exception. If nothing else, Aigo's "Omnisphere" deserves at least some credit for its sheer number of colors: 4,096 of them in "high-illumination LED," according to Gadget Candy.
Like so much raver chic gear we've seen, this one has a brightness control that can be set to the beat and volume of the music. Not only that, but it will play the songs from an iPod as well with a built-in amp and storage for up to 250 tunes. It's perfect for an updated disco look too, because it looks like a lava lamp that's evolved into a 21st century look.


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Albert Glen Edwards -- much better known as "Turk" first gained prominence as an All-America tackle at Washington State and as a star on the Cougars' 1931 Rose Bowl squad. When he finished college a year later, he received offers from three National Football League clubs and he chose the highest bid –- $1,500 for 10 games from the newly organized Boston Braves, a team that would later take the name Boston Redskins and then move to Washington in 1937.
Signing Edwards was a sensational move for the new team for Turk responded with nine superior seasons, winning All-NFL honors from major media outlets every year of his career except his last one. A 6-2, 255-pound tackle does not create unusual notice today, but in the 1930s, a player of that stature stood out like the Rock of Gibraltar. And that is the way Edwards played the game — typifying overwhelming strength and power and yet he possessed enough agility to do a superb job every minute of every game.
Like many of his time, Turk was an iron man, playing on both offense and defense. Edwards continued to stand out long after the Boston Redskins had become the Washington Redskins, but almost unbelievably, the seemingly indestructible Edwards was injured at a coin-tossing ceremony prior to a game against the New York Giants in the 1940 season. After calling the coin toss and shaking hands with the opposing team captain, Edwards attempted to pivot around to head back to his sideline. However, his cleats caught in the grass and his oft-injured knee gave way, bringing his season and career to an unusual end.
He stayed on with the Redskins first as an assistant coach and then as head coach until after the 1946 season. Then after 17 straight campaigns with the Redskins, Edwards retired from pro football.


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Hello Everyone,
I am excited to offer this new home study course. My years of studying the wise woman tradition and utilizing Susun Weed's Seven Medicine's approach to healing has produced amazing results for my students and apprentices and I can't wait to share it more widely.
Here you go..........
It is the wild and wise woman within us that knows the pathway to healing and who leads us to our unique and precious treasures.
Underneath our challenges, these treasures are waiting for us to claim them.
There is an old, old way of healing that most people have forgotten about. It is centered in the Wise Woman Tradition.
This way of healing supports each individual to find out who they really are. It is a mysterious and wonderful exploration to go beyond what is "normally" done to heal and to see what can be unearthed.
I offer you an opportunity to explore this perspective with me and to embark on a healing journey.
Wild Medicine ~ 7 Week Home Study Course in Wise Woman Healing
Wild Medicine ~ Home Study Course offers:
• Using Susun Weed's "Seven Medicines" approach to healing, you will have an opportunity to look into a challenge with new eyes. We will work mostly with the first four medicines, Serenity Medicine, Story Medicine, Energy Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine. These four perspectives are gentle. They are perspectives that are usually jumped over when someone embarks on a healing journey. In the Wise Woman Tradition, all healing comes through nourishing.
• Shamanic listening exercises will be shared so that you may go outside to connect to nature and plants, which will offer you a new and compassionate perspective about your life.
• Creative exercises will support you to see beyond what seems to be "troubling" you to what is really wanting to be expressed by you. This includes writing exercises to explore the "story medicine" related to the challenge.
• Suggestions for nourishing herbs and ways to prepare food and eat will be offered so that you are vibrantly supported in all aspects of your being.
• Affirming statements, the creation of healing intentions and possibility practices will support you to live the abundant, vibrant life that is available to you.
• Other nourishing practices that will support each individual to release what no longer serves them and move into a more expanded way of living in well-being.
• Ancient ways of exploring our bodies will be shared so that you may see into a more expanded view of consciousness.
This course is intuitively offered. I will be connecting with my shamanic helpers, nature and the plant beings and my intuition to craft this course with the participants in mind.
This approach is not for everyone. You must be willing to be vulnerable and to be helped. This can be challenging. To look inside and see our obstacles as a road map for who we are really. This is a transformational journey.
When you enroll in this course, you will receive:
• Weekly emails with assignments to guide you through the course.
• A talking stick email thread for those participants that wish to share their journey with others.
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• An opportunity to discover more about yourself and learn to support others to transform their lives.
The cost of this course is $69.
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Hi Crowsdaughter,
The course sounds lovely and wonderful. Any chance there is a certification available for students or is this simply a course to learn to heal ourselves and help our loved ones? I'd love to be a certified wellness coach or naturopath. Holistic natural living folk medicine is my life. Peace Healing Light Love
The course sounds lovely and wonderful. Any chance there is a certification available for students or is this simply a course to learn to heal ourselves and help our loved ones? I'd love to be a certified wellness coach or naturopath. Holistic natural living folk medicine is my life. Peace Healing Light Love
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Steelers travel to Cincinnati (3-3) on Sunday night
Larry Foote will save the politically correct talk for his teammates. The veteran Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker has never been much for spinning things anyway.
Asked Monday he's more than a just little concerned about Pittsburgh's uncharacteristically slow 2-3 start, Foote just nods his head.
"The panic button, we tapping on it," he said. "We ain't got two hands on it, but we're kind of nibbling on it a little bit."
Foote laughed as he spoke, but the reality is the Steelers are quickly running out of wiggle room. Pittsburgh is mired in third place in the competitive AFC North heading into Sunday's game at Cincinnati (3-3) and hardly looked like a team capable of making a postseason run while blowing fourth-quarter leads to the likes of also-rans Oakland and Tennessee.
The Steelers allowed the Titans to score 10 points in the final 4:19, including Rob Bironas' game-winning field goal at the gun. Another stumble on the road would put the Steelers in a precarious position, and they know it.
"We can't lose no more, that's the approach," Foote said. "Five, six losses you ain't going to be in the playoffs."
It's a destination the Steelers have missed just four times this millennium and just once since Tomlin took over in 2007. Pittsburgh began each of Tomlin's previous five seasons 6-2, a remarkable run of prosperity in a league where parity is the norm.
The Steelers insist there's plenty of time to turn things around.
"We don't have to have this great fire-and-ice speech," left tackle Max Starks said. "It's just we're behind the eight ball. We've dug a ditch for ourselves. We can still dig out of it though."
They'll have to do with a patched together offensive line. Center Maurkice Pouncey and right tackle Marcus Gilbert both left the Tennessee game with leg injuries and backup Doug Legursky spoke Monday as if he'll be in Pouncey's spot against the Bengals and rookie Mike Adams is expected to replace Gilbert.
Cobbling together enough healthy - or healthy enough - bodies along the line is nothing new for the Steelers. They did it during their Super Bowl run two years ago, but that team could rely heavily on its defense to bail them out of tight situations.
At the moment, it's the defense that needs all the help it can get, at least on the road. Pittsburgh is giving up 29.3 points per game away from Heinz Field. Cornerback Ike Taylor was victimized repeatedly by Tennessee quarterback Matt Hasselbeck, and now the Steelers face one of the best quarterback-receiving duos in the NFL in Cincinnati's Andy Dalton and A.J. Green.
And Pittsburgh will almost certainly do it without All-Pro safety Troy Polamalu, who is nursing a strained right calf.
For a locker room featuring more than a dozen players with two Super Bowl rings, there is a sense of urgency but not desperation. Safety Ryan Clark refuses to place blame in any one direction and has no plans to have a sit-down with Taylor to give him a pep talk.
"When we start saying what can we do to help him, we make him a charity case," Clark said. "Ike's not a charity case. Ike's a very good football player who had a rough night."
The game, however, was hardly the end of Pittsburgh's troubles over the weekend. Rookie nose tackle Alameda Ta'amu was arrested early Sunday morning following a chaotic run-in with police that ended with Ta'amu facing more than a dozen charges, including three felony counts.
The fourth-round pick out of Washington apologized to his teammates on Monday but was not available to the media. Ta'amu was tabbed as the eventual successor to Casey Hampton whenever Hampton retires but has yet to dress this season. Hampton, who has taken on a mentor role with Ta'amu, doesn't think the arrest will be a distraction and is more concerned about Ta'amu's future.
"We still love him, but the guy made a mistake," Hampton said. "Not taking away from what he did, because it was a terrible thing. So, you definitely can't do that, but any time you make a mistake, you've got to ride this out and see what happens."
General manager Kevin Colbert said Sunday the team would gather facts before making any sort of decision, though the team has a pressing need for depth along the offensive line and the only way to make room on the roster would be to cut at least one player.
The Steelers have shown little patience lately with players who have run into trouble, cutting second-year tight end Weslye Saunders last Friday just four days after he finished serving a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy.
Either way, Ta'amu is unlikely to make any impact on the team this year, leaving it to the other 52 guys on the roster to get it together. As difficult as the season's first six weeks have been, the Steelers are one of eight teams with three losses - including New England, the New York Jets and the Denver Broncos - in the jumbled AFC.
"You've got the Ravens and Texans who are 'running away with it' right now," Clark said. "I think we're right in the thick of it. We haven't played up to our standards. But we're not out of it."


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Web sites have an unfortunate habit of changing, which means that links to other people's web sites that used to work fine have a habit of breaking. Therefore, you should check all the links on the pages you are responsible for periodically.
It would be very boring if you had to go and manually click on all the links yourself. Fortunately, you don't have to. There are any number of computer programs to automate the process.
I normally use the W3C link checker. Go there, type in the URI of the page you want checked, and click on the 'Check' button. It is a very thorough checker, so if it finds no problems on your page, you can be happy. However, if it does find some problems, you will discover that it has a bit of an attitude problem! Its error messages are fairly forthright, some might even say rude.
However, if using the checker as above is too much trouble, you can make the process simpler. In your web browser, create a bookmark/favourite called something like 'Check links', and with location/address/URL:
javascript:(function(){location.href="http://validator.w3.org/checklink?uri="+escape(location.href)+"&hide_type=all&depth=&check=Check"; return 0;})()
(Don't worry, you don't need to understand that. Just copy and paste it into the location/address/URL filed of the bookmark). It can be quite difficult to create a bookmark from scratch. The secret is to bookmark a random page, then find that bookmark, open it's properties dialog box, and then edit the various bits.
Once you have set that up, go to any web page you like, then open that bookmark, and you should find that it checks the links of the page you were just looking at. Magic! I find this so convenient that I keep it on my personal toolbar.


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