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'Celebrity Apprentice' Recap: Adam Corolla & Michael Andretti Fired In Shocking Double Elimination
The ladies were at each other's throats, but that didn't stop Adam Carolla & Michael Andretti from getting fired in an oh-so dramatic fashion.
On the March 11 episode of Celebrity Apprentice, the contestants dived right into this week's task: creating a "thoughtful" ten-minute presentation and Q&A session to introduce the Buick Verano to a live audience and online viewers. When comedian Adam Carolla and pop icon Debbie Gibson volunteered to be project managers for their teams, Donald Trump made it clear he was disappointed IndyCar legend Michael Andretti didn't step up to the plate. Right away, you knew Michael's decision was going to come back to bite him.
Debbie and Team Forte decided to "reflect" different features of the car with different members of the team. Let's just say some members did better than others (ahem, Aubrey O'Day, who kept calling the Verano the Verona). Frankly, I found their presentation a little weak. I liked the concept, but I wasn't blown away by the execution. They also crashed and burned (theres a driving pun for you) during their Q&A session, seeing as how they literally knew nothing about the car they were presenting.
Meanwhile, Adam took the reins and came up with Team Unanimous's concept. After Michael introduced the car, team members posing as "hecklers" got Adam to present the different features of the car. Despite concern from the rest of his team members that the presentation was going to be "funny" and not "witty," Adam stuck to his guns. I, for one, believe his risk really paid off. Overall, I thought Unanimous's presentation went a lot smoother than Forte's and I believe the men got their message across much better. They were also a lot better at fielding the audience's questions.
In the boardroom, it was clear which team got along better. It wasn't five minutes before the ladies' claws came out. Tia Carrere and Teresa Giudice accused Debbie of not delegating well. Debbie, meanwhile, pointed the finger right back at them, accusing them both of not bringing enough to the table. I kind of have to agree with Debbie. Aside from cracking a lame joke during the presentation, Teresa spent most of the episode looking sad and confused. Come on, Teresa — you're the housewife known for flipping a freakin' table! You've got to step it up! While all this was going on, the men were busy patting themselves on the back.
But just when we thought the ladies were toast, The Donald pulled a fast one and crowned them the winners. Honestly, I think the ladies were more surprised with their win than I was — and I really thought they blew it! When Adam took a bullet by refusing to bring two people back into the boardroom with him, The Donald was none too pleased and announced two people were getting fired. In the end, Adam and Michael were given the heave-ho, Adam for choosing the losing idea and Michael for not volunteering to be project manager in the first place.
Who do YOU think deserved to win the task, HollywoodLifers? And do YOU agree with The Donald's decision to fire two contestants?


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Can You Believe It?
Status: Delayed
I'm starting to believe that this isn't true. There still hasn't been any word from Tim, or Jim. The only info we've gotten so far has come from Coming Soon, and it was "unsourced".
By now you would usually hear something from the Director, if they did in fact leave the project. Or at least someone related to the project, like the Producers/Production Company.
Don't get too down, this may not be true.
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I hope you're right!
Tim prob. realized it wasn't Johnny so he decided no to do it! haha jk jk
"No time outs. Only DEATH!"
"I don't like to brag and I won't cuz I don't have to!"
youre all wrong!!!
hell i know who could direct this movie not gilliam de toro or scorsese the awnser is MEEEEE 'll do it it cant be that hard lemmee seee ,yea dan 123 right its just a rumor there has been no offic word from say variaty any body checked the tim burton fan sites yet?
^ Count me in!!!
"No time outs. Only DEATH!"
"I don't like to brag and I won't cuz I don't have to!"
So, what does this sad sad new actually means? The Ripley-film is put on hold? Tim is realy out? What's the reason? Is Jim NOT going to be in theatres till the Jail-movie?
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KAMPALA, Uganda, Dec. 3 (UPI) -- Eritrea's national soccer team defected while in Uganda to compete in a tournament, a member of the team said.
The player, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told Radio France Internationale Monday 17 players and the team doctor were in hiding in Kampala, where the team was to compete in the Cecafa Cup tournament for central and east African national teams.
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Last week, I recieved a gift from André Castro (www.andrecastro.info) when he generously shared his circuit diagrams and plans for his noise circuits he calls Tactile Noise Machines. I combined his drawings and with my new drafts using Eagle CAD so that I could prepare PCB's and printed guides for my students.
here are my files to share:
Experimenting with these circuits over the past two weeks, they are making circuit bending instruments using found circuits in a 'sound toy' and adding in one of the Tactile Noise Machine plans. Next we start working on HMI. THey are all assigned to look at the act of making an instrument and consider the aesthetic/symbolic and maybe semiotic value of the methods that the instrument will require to 'play'. Taking a cue from the criticisms in Hertzian Tales by Anthony Dunne, I have asked them to look for these additional interpretations and metaphors that they can create in the instrument's form.
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Q&A | Jacqueline Shahar on Diabetes and Exercise
Jacqueline Shahar, M.Ed., R.C.E.P., C.D.E.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
"Diabetes is a complex disease and there's a lot you can do with exercise to manage it," says Jacqueline Shahar, who is a Clinical Exercise Physiologist, a Certified Diabetes Educator and the manager of the exercise physiology department at Joslin.
She recently sat down to answer eight questions about Joslin's exercise programs and about how best to engage in physical activity with diabetes.
What is your role at Joslin?
My role is to make sure that all of our patients receive an individualized exercise program that will help them with their diabetes control. We are trying to get all of our patients to be active because we know the benefits of exercise and physical activity. We consult with adults and kids with type 1 and type 2 diabetes who are not active and need to get motivated and overcome barriers to physical activity, and with others who are very athletic and need to manage their blood glucose while performing in sports events.
We send a message that exercise is another great medication for diabetes that is not costly and does not have side effects.
Do all Joslin patients see you?
Exercise training is part of JoslinCare philosophy, in which patients will meet with a whole team of caregivers that include an exercise physiologist. Exercise consultation for diabetes patients is covered by insurance and requires a co-pay only.
What surprises your patients the most?
When patients see up to a 100-point drop in blood glucose, even just with 10 or 15 minutes of exercise! They're so amazed: "Wow, it's actually working!" That's kind of motivation to continue and do more and more exercise. Knowing the effect of exercise on blood glucose, it's actually not too hard to do a little bit of exercise! It's not too difficult to fit it in and get great results.
Is it common for diabetes clinics to have gyms, like Joslin?
No. We are really fortunate that we have a place here that we can teach our patients how to exercise.
Is research about exercise changing your work?
Yes. Resistance training used to be on the side, mostly done by athletes and very healthy people. However, research is finding that resistance training is for everyone. Resistance bands are a great tool for all patients, especially those who are not comfortable going to a gym. We teach patients exercises that they can even do at home in front of the TV, using resistance bands.
What is the importance of resistance training?
Take this example: If the only exercise people are getting is walking, they will eventually reach a plateau where they don't see any more results. Resistance training challenges muscles to work more, burn more glucose and stored fat. It's an essential component in improving glucose control and promoting weight loss.
You also emphasize interval training—how does that work?
When we perform aerobic exercises, like walking and biking, part of the approach is really to change the pace of your exercise and incorporate bursts of high-intensity work with moderate-intensity work. So you may be walking for two minutes at a fast pace and then be jogging for one minute. Changing the speed and the intensity of the exercise every minute will challenge your muscles to burn more calories. We've seen a lot of good results with interval training to supercharge fitness, boost metabolism and improve diabetes control.
What do you tell people with diabetes about the risk of low blood glucose levels?
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The Santa Maria delle Grazie church has become more popular than ever in recent years. Since the bestselling book 'The Da Vinci Code' by Dan Brown and the successful film adaptation of the book, this church has been attracting even larger crowds than before. They all come to see Leonardo Da Vinci's mural 'The Last Supper'. The mural, which depicts Jesus with his disciples on the evening before Judas betrays him, is inextricably linked to the history of this church.
The church in which Da Vinci painted 'The Last Supper' was built in the late 15th century under the direction of architect Guiniforte Solari. After it was completed, an alcove of the church was immediately demolished and the church was redesigned by the famous Renaissance architect Donato Bramante, resulting in one of the most beautiful Renaissance buildings in Milan. Inside the church, you can see the difference between Solari's nave with pointed arches covered completely in detailed frescos, and the light and austere design of the alcoves by Bramante. The building was severely damaged by allied bombing in 1943. Fortunately, Da Vinci's famous mural remained intact because the wall had been sandbagged as a precaution.
Milan has always been the city of Leonardo da Vinci, although he was not born here. This world-famous Renaissance painter was, as his name suggests, from Vinci, a village near Florence. He was born as an unwanted illegitimate child – not the best start in life for a child in the 15th century. At the age of 14, Da Vinci moved to Florence and ultimately to Milan. He is considered one of the greatest painters of all times, although he was also a sculptor, architect, philosopher, physicist and engineer - a genuine 'Renaissance Man' before the term was coined.
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Coronado wins state ProStart for second time in 3 years
The culinary classroom at Coronado High School is different from others at the school. Rows of stoves and sinks line the walls and, with students at the pans and
ovens, cooking aromas waft into the air.
The sight is not as impressive as at some newer schools, Family & Consumer Science teacher Leona Lindvall pointed out. These have restaurant-style set-ups with the gas ovens that are commonly used in the industry.
Yet somehow Coronado's students have risen to the top of the state in a food industry-supported discipline called ProStart, which combines cooking and food- service management skills. In March, for the second time in three years, Lindvall's students scored more points than any other high school at the state competition, separately nabbing first place in management and seventh in culinary. The triumph gives Coronado's management team the honor of representing the state at the national competition April 23-27 in San Diego, Calif. (funded by the Colorado Restaurant Association's Education Foundation).
The management team members are Emily Grantz, Megan Jeffrey, Judy Santero, Jordan Sveen and alternate Kenny Londono. The culinary team consisted of Kayla Hafer, Austin Hilty, Corey Hoff and Natalie Muasau.
Additionally, Lindvall can boast of winners in the separate Family, Career & Community Leaders of America (FCCLA)) state competition this month. Hafer, Hilty, Jeffrey and Jessica Aikens each came back with prizes.
At the state ProStart event, on the culinary side, students had to prepare a menu in front of judges. For management, in addition to a question-answer barrage, the team was assigned problems that could arise - such as a staple in a salad or an inebriated customer - and given brief amounts of time to solve them.
ProStart is a one-year program that can be maximized into two. "For students to give up four semesters of their high school time, that says something," Lindvall observed. One advantage with ProStart is its close ties to the food-service industry. However, Lindvall does not advise students to jump into the business right out of high school, suggesting they go for a two-year college degree, then follow that up with a four-year business degree.
For the annual state competition, only eight students (and two alternates) are selected for the teams; nevertheless, the effort becomes "a class project," Lindvall said. "Everyone has to learn the same information. When teams are picked, all the students help out. That's why they're so proud, because they're all part of it."
Asked for the secret of her ProStart success, Lindvall laughed that "one student told me I nag a lot." But more seriously, the 14-year Coronado instructor said, "My expectations are high for them. They know I like and respect them, but I push them to be better. If they slough off, they hear from me. I know their very best may not be a 10, but if we're both happy with how they did, then I think they're successful."
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By: Harrison Goo
The (Self-Proclaimed) Sports Gooru:
The first real tailgating experience that I can remember happened when I was 7. It was with my dad and his friends, sitting around a car eating a bento an hour or so before the game. Truthfully, it wasn't all that great. My young age and lack of football knowledge saw this experience as little more than eating outside in a noisy, crowded parking lot. Even when we went into the stadium, I didn't know any of the players and cheered only when those around me did. Luckily for me though, this was the last game of the 1992 season (the year Hawaii went 11-2 and made the Holiday Bowl), so there was a lot to cheer about.
That is not to say, however, that this scarred me from ever tailgating again. In fact it was quite the opposite. Tailgating became a way for me and my buddies from high school to get together. Once we went off to different colleges, having extended tailgates were the only times when we KNEW that we would be together (provided, of course, that Hawaii qualified for the Hawaii Bowl which happened on Christmas Eve, when we were all on break.)
My tailgate memories, however, are not all nostalgia and happiness. My worst drinking experience ever happened at a tailgate, a couple of years ago between my two alma maters (USC and UH.) I'm truthfully not much of a drinker, and made the fatal mistake that day of allowing someone else to mix my drinks. In any case, after about an hour of drinking games and (what I thought was) quite a bit of sweet tea vodka and beer, I retired to my car hot, tired and slightly sick. Big mistake. When I woke up a half an hour later I was more hot, more tired and more sick. Then, after getting up and walking around I felt my stomach churn and…well…yeah you can imagine the rest at your own risk. This was definitely not my proudest moment.
Extended tailgates though, have easily been some of the best experiences of my life. My favorite happened in June of 2005, the summer after UH beat up on Roddy White's Alabama Birmingham team in the Hawaii Bowl and optimism for the upcoming season was high. At the time, Oceanic Cable (the cable service provider here in Hawaii), had just come out with a "UH Sports on Demand" package, making every UH game from the last 5 seasons available and viewable for a small fee. So we potlucked, gathered at "The Tank's" house (prior to him officially becoming "the Tank" since we were underage at the time), and sat for hours in front of his TV reliving the glory games of the past few seasons (against Fresno State in 2001 and BYU in 2002, among others.) It was a great day.
AP (I Drink) All Day:
I think it was Hawaii's 2009 season opener against Central Arkansas. Yeah, that was it. I, along with the "Denver Ewok", decided we were going to go beer for beer with "The Tank". Big mistake. A few beers turned into flip cup, which turned into 10 games of flip cup. Maybe it was 20? Who knows. I don't even remember when it was that I stopped remembering. I do know that I started to regain my memory midway through the second quarter but it faded in and out until close to the end of the 4th. The final score? UH – 25, Division III Central Arkansas – 20. Guess I didn't miss anything. Hmm, on second thought, maybe it would have been better if I forgot the game completely. (Reaches for a beer.)
After that, I don't remember who UH was playing, but I know we managed to get together an epic game of flip cup…Punahou (high school) Alumni vs. The World with 13 people per team. Sadly, the build-up greatly exceeded the actual event. After the first guy we were neck and neck. Then we stalled on "Dez(ire more beer) Bryant". And stalled. And stalled. And stalled. Soon 13 people from "The World" were finished and Dez was still trying to flip his cup. It was a sad, embarrassing day.
The best extended tailgate I can remember? Actually to tell you the truth, all the best ones I don't remember. And I wouldn't have it any other way. I'm cool just hearing about em afterwards.
The (Shark) Tank:
All of the extended tailgates happen at my place which is sort of how it's always been. Since I live in the most central location, we've been getting together here, tailgate or not, for the better part of the last two decades. And you know what? Each time its special. Enough can't be said for having a great group of friends who always get along and always have a good time. I've been blessed. Absolutely blessed.
That being said, I have a ton of tailgating stories. But really the most important thing for you to know is that no one out-drinks me. No one. 25 shots in one night at a bar in Whistler says it all. As does the Keggerator in my house.
Andrew (Not Very Much) Luck:
My story is the same as the Gooru's. Only I drank for an hour longer and threw up an hour earlier. I'm a lightweight and I'm not ashamed to admit it! Andrew Luck got robbed! STANFORD FOR LIFE!!! (Okay this last part I just made up.)
The one extended tailgate that jumps out to me happened in 2001. We were having a Superbowl party at "the Tank's" house to watch the Baltimore Ravens play the New York Giants. Terrible game. Terrible and boring. So what did we do instead? Walked over to the park and got our own football game going. Are we athletes? No, not by a long shot. But we had a great time and in the end, that was the most important thing.
Antonio (Natural HI) Gates:
My first ever tailgating experience was in high school with Dez's family, and it was also my real first exposure to a Jam session. His Grandpa was playing guitar, two guys were on the Ukulele and there was another on a washpan bass. The most incredible part was these 4 old-timers seemed to know the words and chords to every song I could think of. It was amazing.
As for extended tailgates, the random dinners at "the Tank's" were something I've always cherished. It wasn't even anything particularly fancy, we'd just set up a grill with beer, music, drinking games and, of course, more beer (cut to AP nodding in agreement). As we got older though, these gatherings became more and more important because they were just about the only times that we'd all get together, just to hang out. Once people started becoming busy with school or work, it was hard to just take a breath and meet up, so I'm glad that this tradition is something that has endured the test of time, so to speak.
LaDainian (Ring My Del) Tomlinson:
Tailgating has been a tradition in my family since before I can remember. I think my parents told me that even before I was born, they used to tailgate with their friends. Then my mom stopped going and we'd go shopping instead while my dad and brother tailgated with our friends. Then after awhile my brother wasn't as interested in football anymore so he stopped going too. Just my dad was left.
It was about this time, however, that I started dating "AP" and began to develop an interest in the game again (mostly so I could beat him in our fantasy football league.) So when he'd tailgate or get together with his friends, I'd tag along. Not sure what this really means. Is this even really a tailgating story? Sorry if it's not. But I guess my point is that tailgating is probably more than just the game right? It's a chance for friends to get together and have a good time. At least that's what I love about it.
The most important thing about all these stories, you see, is not just their content, but the emotions they elicit. No matter what happened, whether it was a drunken flip-cup fiasco, or a football game in the park between friends, all our activities can be looked back upon fondly. I guess what I'm trying to say is that, while I've described a set of recommended circumstances for extending your tailgate, it is by no means mandatory to follow them. The main thing for this type of tailgate it seems, is that it's not just what you do, but who you do it with.
Harrison Goo is a contributor to CBS Local and the founder of the blog Sportsgooru.com. To contact him, email him at email@example.com follow him on twitter at @sportsgooru.
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Author Notes: This dessert fondue is inspired by a Coconut Dulce de Leche recipe from Bon Appétit magazine that I found on Epicurious.com. I've made it multiple times, and have tweaked it a bit to my liking. My most major change is the addition of chocolate. It took a bit of experimenting to figure out the proportions so the chocolate doesn't overwhelm the more delicate caramel flavor. If you are not a coconut fan, don't fear, the coconuttiness is pretty subtle if you use vanilla extract & plain rum or cognac. This fondue is so luscious you really won't believe there's no cream or butter in it. NB: This recipe can be made vegan, as long as you track down vegan turbinado sugar & use vegan dark chocolate. - hardlikearmour —hardlikearmour
Food52 Review: We loved the idea of fondue made with chocolate and cajeta (a close cousin of dulce de leche), and when we saw that hardlikearmour used coconut milk to make her cajeta, well -- there was no holding us back. Her fondue is silken and almost custardy, punctuated with rum and vanilla and generously salted, the way we like caramel to be. Not surprisingly, it is quite rich and sweet, and we found our favorite dipping instrument ended up being salty, extra-dark pretzels. We highly recommend you try the combination. - A&M —The Editors
Makes: about 2 1/2 cups
13.5 ounce cans regular coconut milk (I use Chaokoh brand or another high-fat version)
cup firmly packed light brown sugar (8 oz)
teaspoon Diamond kosher salt (if using Morton's scale back to 1/2 tsp)
ounces bittersweet chocolate, finely chopped
teaspoons vanilla or coconut extract
tablespoons dark rum, coconut rum, or cognac (optional)
- Combine coconut milk, brown sugar, and salt in a 12-inch or larger heavy skillet. Heat over medium heat until sugar dissolves, stirring occasionally. Increase heat to medium-high and cook until reduced and thickened, stirring more frequently as the mixture thickens; this should take 15 to 20 minutes. The mixture will become darker, and the bubbles will go from being somewhat frothy to looking more like bubbling lava. A wooden spoon or heat-proof spatula scraped along the bottom from one end to another should leave a trail that "heals" within a few seconds. When this happens, remove from heat.
- Add the chocolate, wait about 1 minute, then stir to incorporate. Once chocolate is fully melted, stir in the vanilla and optional liquor.
- Transfer to fondue pot or ceramic bowl. If using a fondue pot, make sure the heat is low to prevent scorching. Serve with fresh fruit (bananas, pineapple, strawberries, etc...) and/or angel food or pound cake cubes.
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Pacific Early Childhood Education Boosted by New Guidelines
SUVA, 21 March 2013 –Education specialists from across the Pacific, development agencies and donors converged in Nadi last week to agree on best practices for early childhood education.
In closing the weeklong meeting, Dr. Isiye Ndombi, United Nations Children's Fund Representative said "high quality pre-school education not only readies children for primary school learning but also [produces] significant long-term benefits. Children who attend quality pre-school are likely to succeed better in schools, to earn more, to be healthier, to have better self-esteem and have greater social stability over their lifetime."
The guidelines for the National Quality Frameworks for Early Childhood Education and Care (ECE) will provide ministries of education guidance on how to develop comprehensive ECE structures which include the components of policy, curriculum, workforce performance, monitoring and assessment, and community engagement.
It is an important step for the region as Pacific Ministries of Education will be able to look at early childhood in their countries systematically within the education framework and the guidelines will incorporate cultural elements that make it more Pacific specific.
The Pacific ECE guidelines will be presented to the Forum Education Ministers in May 2014. Dr. Ndombi encouraged the participants to "spell out a process that will overcome identified bottlenecks and accelerate the process towards universal access to quality education."
UNICEF is the secretariat for the Pacific Regional Council for Early Childhood Care and Education (PRC4ECCE) network. The Council was established by the Pacific Islands Forum in 2011 under the Pacific Education Development Framework to improve linkages between national priorities and ECCE initiatives.
Representatives from the Ministries of Education in Fiji, Cook Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Federated States of Micronesia, Nauru, Kiribati, Palau, Marshall Islands, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, as well as education advisors from Save the Children, University of the South Pacific, World Vision, Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat, World Bank, Secretariat of the Pacific Board for Educational Assessment, Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID), Australian Pacific Training Center (APTC), Fiji National University and UNICEF attended the meeting
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UNICEF works in more than 190 countries and territories to help children survive and thrive, from early childhood through adolescence. The world's largest provider of vaccines for developing countries, UNICEF supports child health and nutrition, good water and sanitation, quality basic education for all boys and girls, and the protection of children from violence, exploitation, and AIDS. UNICEF is funded entirely by the voluntary contributions of individuals, businesses, foundations and governments. For more information about UNICEF and its work visit: http://www.unicef.org


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Reporting in the journal Nature Physics, William Irvine and Dustin Kleckner, physicists at the University of Chicago, have created a knotted fluid vortex in the lab—a scientific first, they say. The knots resemble smoke rings, except these are made of water, and they're shaped like pretzels, not donuts. Understanding knottiness has extra-large applications, like learning more about the dynamics of the sun.


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A good idea on paper—when you're drunk—since you'd be talking directly into the phone when it's on speaker, but practically dangerous, as many victims of gab-and-hit can tell you. Has this thing actually made it to production?
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Kyven Gadson picked up a big win last weekend, upending second-ranked Travis Rutt (Oklahoma) with a takedown in overtime. The 3-1 triumph boosted his record to 14-2, but it almost cost him his nickname.
"His nickname is 'Showtime'," Coach Kevin Jackson said. "I don't want to have to take that 'Showtime' nickname away from him."
Jackson has noted a cautious Gadson on occasion this season. Jackson doesn't remember Gadson losing a scramble or scoring points when the action is heavy. Not being aggressive on offense, however, has put Gadson in some tough situations.
"We need to see more of that action that we saw in overtime (vs. OU) during the match," Jackson said of the third-rated Gadson. "Sometimes, he worries more about the win than dominating."
Through 16 matches this season, Gadson has five falls. His decisions have come by an average of 3.8 points. He has three one-point wins.
Last year As a sophomore, Gadson's decisions were by an average of 4.5 points.
Jackson knows the potential of his prized pupil when he cuts it loose and feels the overtime win over a strong Sooner opponent is more proof to Gadson that he should wrestle aggressively.
Wins are great and Gadson is collecting them at a high rate, but Jackson wants to see him start living up to his nickname on a consistent basis, too.


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