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Frances Itani, author of the internationally bestselling novel Deafening and an extraordinary researcher and scholar of detail, excels at weaving breathtaking fiction from true-life events. In her new novel, she traces the lives, loves, and secrets in one Japanese-Canadian family caught in the larger arc of history during the 1940s. After the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, the Canadian government uprooted Bin Okuma's family and relatives from their homes on British Columbia's west coast. Families were allowed to take only the possessions they could carry, and Bin, as a young boy, witnessed neighbors raiding his home before the transport boat even undocked. Removed from the one-hundred-mile Protected Zone, Japanese Canadians were sent to internment camps where for five years they lived in hardship in hastily erected shacks in the mountainous interior. More than fifty years later, after his wife's sudden death, Bin travels across Canada to find the biological father who has been lost to him. Both running from grief and driving straight toward it, Bin must ask himself whether he truly wants to find First Father, the man who made a fateful decision that almost destroyed his family all those years ago. With his wife's persuasive voice in his head and the echo of their love in his heart, Bin embarks on an unforgettable journey into his past that will throw light on a dark time in history.
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NEW ORLEANS -- It ended another lifetime after it began, with the Baltimore Ravens gladly surrendering two points that meant nothing except to some lucky bettors in Vegas. One brother patted the other on the cheek and, just like that, the strangest Super Bowl you will ever see was finally over.
If football is a game of momentum, the San Francisco 49ers probably deserved a better fate. It took a blackout to get them going, only to have some pedestrian play calling with the game on the line finally finish them off.
This wasn't two coaching geniuses at their best, not even close. Their father, Jack, surely saw that from the stands, where he and his wife, Jackie, spent more than four hours trying their hardest not to root either way as their sons went up against each other on the biggest stage in football.
One, though, was better than the other, and in the end that was why the Ravens were holding the Lombardi trophy aloft in celebration while the 49ers filed quietly off the field.
Advantage, John.
Not that either coaching Harbaugh could be totally at fault in a game that went a whopping 4 hours and 14 minutes. Watch all the film you want, do all the planning you can, but nothing could prepare them for a 34-minute power outage that turned what was becoming a Ravens blowout into a thrilling game that could have lit up the Superdome just by the sheer energy of everyone involved.
Conspiracy theorists can rest easy, even if the Ravens couldn't rest until Ted Ginn Jr. was tackled on the final desperation play of the game. The investigation is ongoing, but the guess is there will be no evidence that panicked San Francisco fans somehow found their way into the bowels of the dome and flipped the lights off with their team trailing 28-6 in a third quarter unlike any in Super Bowl history.
The team that should have won did, mostly because the Ravens played with only a few mistakes while the 49ers kept making a ton of them.
"How could it be any other way?" Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. "We talk to our guys all the time: It's never pretty, it's never perfect, but it is us, and that was us today."
Just a few weeks ago the Ravens were dead in the water, the seconds running out when a miracle play helped them beat Denver. They went on to become the first team to win two straight playoff games as an underdog on the road, then followed it with a win as underdogs in the biggest game they'll ever play.
That Ray Lewis went out as a champion seemed merely a side note, even if he was on the field for the last goal line stand that sealed the 34-31 win. Lewis was such a non-factor in this game that, if he did spend money for deer antler spray, he should ask for it back.
"Baltimore!!!" Lewis screamed as the confetti fell inside the now very bright Superdome, and for once he made some sense. This was a working man's win for a working class city, and most of the credit for that can go to a quarterback who always seemed overlooked when the conversation turned to the NFL's elite.
Joe Flacco will get that recognition now as well as the big contract that comes along with it. He deserves it after throwing for three touchdowns, winning the MVP and going in the record books alongside Kurt Warner and Joe Montana as the only quarterbacks with 11 touchdown passes in one postseason.
But this was always going to be more about the brothers who faced off on opposing sidelines than anything else. They spent two weeks trying to prepare to beat their sibling, something neither of them really wanted. But it was the only way for either to win his first Super Bowl, even if the postgame handshake was always going to be painfully awkward no matter which brother won.
"Congratulations," Jim said, patting his brother on the cheek.
"I love you," John said.
They are both very different even if they are both very much the same. Jim coached this game with an intense scowl, while John was so relaxed that he draped an arm around his daughter on the sidelines before the game in a touching moment while the Newtown children's choir sang "America the Beautiful."
John was simply a better coach on this night than the brother who was born 15 months after him. His game plan helped the Ravens jump to an early lead, and his team managed to hold just enough when it seemed the 49ers would steamroll them after scoring 17 points in just over 4 minutes in the longest quarter of the longest Super Bowl game ever.
The 49ers, meanwhile, squandered two timeouts that would cost them, including one when they were inside the 10-yard line with less than 2 minutes left and on the verge of taking the lead for the first time in the game. And with first-and-goal at the 7, Harbaugh didn't call one read-option for Colin Kaepernick and never gave bruising back Frank Gore the ball.
"We had other plays called," was Harbaugh's only explanation.
The 49ers coach was still put out after the game, upset that there wasn't even one penalty, much less two, called on the team's final offensive play. Jim Harbaugh claimed receiver Michael Crabtree was both held and interfered with, but with the game on the line he wasn't going to get either call even if he was right.
The brothers who once battled each other over who would cut the grass at their coaching father's house both battled as hard as they could to win the game that meant the most. In the end, big brother triumphed, but it came at a price.
John Harbaugh had joked during the week that whoever lost would always have a chance to regain bragging rights on the golf course. But both knew one would be bitterly disappointed, and the other would be feeling some of his brother's pain.
"It's a lot tougher than I thought it was going to be," John said. "It's very painful."
Not nearly as painful, though, as it was for his little brother.
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Just north of Paris you will find the paradise gardens of Claude Monet in the village of Giverny. Here is a photo that I took last Spring of his beautiful water lilies in the pond near his home. If you're spending more than a few days in Paris, think about a day trip to add to your memories. After visiting his home and gardens the Musee's of The Orangerie and Marmottan in Paris will open your imagination as you remember your day in Giverny.
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|Alexander Cunningham
|23 January 1814
|18 November 1893
Sir Alexander Cunningham KCIE CSI (23 January 1814 – 28 November 1893) was a British army engineer with the Bengal Engineer Group who later took an interest in the history and archaeology of India which led to his appointment in 1861 to the newly created position of archaeological surveyor to the government of India. He founded and organized what later became the Archaeological Survey of India. He wrote numerous books and monographs and made massive collections of artefacts. Some of his collections were lost but most of the gold and silver coins and a fine group of Buddhist sculptures and jewellery were bought by the British Museum in 1894.[1] Two of his brothers, Francis Cunningham and Joseph Cunningham became well known for their work in British India while another, Peter Cunningham, became famous for his Handbook of London (1849).[2]
Early life and career[edit]
Born in London to the Scottish poet Allan Cunningham (1784–1842) and his wife Jean née Walker (1791–1864). Along with his older brother Joseph Cunningham, he received his early education at Christ's Hospital, London. Allan and Alexander obtained cadetships through the influence of Sir Walter Scott and went to study at the East India Company's Addiscombe Seminary (1829–31), and at the Royal Engineers Estate at Chatham. He joined the Bengal Engineers at the age of 19 as a Second Lieutenant and spent the next 28 years in the service of British Government of India. Soon after arriving in India on 9 June 1833, he met James Prinsep. He was in daily communication with Princep during 1837 and 1838 and became his intimate friend, confidant and pupil.[3] Princep passed on to him his lifelong interest in Indian archaeology and antiquity. He was ADC to Lord Auckland, the Governor-General of India from 1836 to 1840. During this period he visited Kashmir, which was then not well explored. He finds mention by initials in Up the Country by Emily Eden. On 30 March 1840, he married Alicia Maria Whish, daughter of Martin Whish B.C.S.[4] He was appointed Colonel of the Royal Engineers in 1860. Cunningham retired in 1861, having attained the rank of Major General.[5][6]
Military life[edit]
Cunningham was made executive engineer to the king of Oudh in 1841. In 1842 he was called to serve the army in thwarting an uprising in Bundelkhand by the ruler of Jaipur. He was then posted at Nowgong in central India before he saw action at the Battle of Punniar in December 1843. He became engineer at Gwalior and was responsible for constructing an arched stone bridge over the Morar River in 1844-45. In 1845-46 he was called to serve in Punjab and helped construct two bridges of boats across the Beas river prior to the Battle of Sobraon. In 1846 he was made commissioner along with P. A. Vans Agnew to demarcate boundaries. Letters were written to the Chinese and Tibetan officials by Lord Hardinge, but no officials joined. A second commission was established in 1847 which was led by Cunningham to establish the Ladakh-Tibet boundary, which also included Henry Strachey and Thomas Thomson. Henry and his brother Richard Strachey had trespassed into Lake Mansarovar and Rakas Tal in 1846 and his brother Richard revisited in 1848 with botanist J.E. Winterbottom.[7][8] The commission was set up to delimit the northern boundaries of the Empire after the First Anglo-Sikh War concluded with the Treaty of Amritsar, which ceded Kashmir as war indemnity expenses to the British. [9] His early work Essay on the Aryan Order of Architecture (1848) arose from his visits to the temples in Kashmir and his travels in Ladakh during his tenure with the commission. He was also present at the battles of Chillianwala and Gujrat in 1848–9. In 1851, he explored the Buddhist monuments of Central India along with Lieutenant Maisey, and wrote an account of these.[10] He was appointed as the chief engineer of Burma in 1856 for two years, and later for three years from 1858 he served in the same post in the North-Western Provinces. In 1856, Cunningham was made chief engineer for Burma which had just been annexed. He established a public works department there and was entirely absent during the Indian Rebellion of 1857. In 1858 he was posted chief engineer to the North-Western Provinces, where he once again established a public works department. He retired on 30 June 1861 as a Major General.[5]
Archaeological Survey of India[edit]
Cunningham had taken a keen interest in antiquities early in his career. Following Jean-Baptiste Ventura, general of Ranjit Singh, who inspired by the French explorers in Egypt had excavated the bases of pillars to discover large stashes of Bactrian and Roman coins, excavations became a regular activity among British antiquarians.[11] In 1834 he wrote to the Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, an appendix to James Prinsep's article on the relics in the Manikyala Tope. He had conducted excavations at Sarnath in 1837 along with Colonel F.C. Maisey and made careful drawings of the sculptures. In 1842 he excavated at Sankissa and at Sanchi in 1851. In 1848, he identified some of the places mentioned in the travels of Hwan Thsang.[12] In 1854 he published The Bhilsa Topes, an attempt to establish the history of Buddhism based on architectural evidence.
By 1851 he also began to communicate to William Henry Sykes and the East India Company on the value of an archaeological survey. He provided a rationale that could earn the funding needed for the venture stating that:[11]
...would be an undertaking of vast importance to the Indian Government politically, and to the British public religiously. To the first body it would show that India had generally been divided into numerous petty chiefships, which had invariably been the case upon every successful invasion; while, whenever she had been under one ruler, she had always repelled foreign conquest with determined resolution. To the other body it would show that Brahmanism, instead of being an unchanged and unchangeable religion which had subsisted for ages, was of comparatively modern origin, and had been constantly receiving additions and alterations; facts which prove that the establishment of the Christian religion in India must ultimately succeed.[13]
In 1861, Charles John Canning, then the viceroy of India appointed Cunningham as archaeological surveyor to the government of India.[14] This position was held from 1861 to 1865 but this was terminated due to lack of funds. Cunningham returned to England and wrote the first part of his Ancient Geography of India (1871) to cover the Buddhist period but failed to complete the second part to cover the Muslim period. During this period in London he worked as director of the Delhi and London Bank.[15] In 1870, Lord Mayo re-established the Archaeological Survey of India with Cunningham as its director-general from 1 January 1871. Cunningham returned to India and made field explorations each winter, conducting excavations and surveys from Taxila to Gaur. He produced twenty-four reports, thirteen as author and the rest under his supervision by others such as J. D. Beglar. Other major works included the first volume of Corpus inscriptionum Indicarum (1877) which included copies of the edicts of Asoka, the Stupa of Bharhut (1879) and the Book of Indian Eras (1883) which allowed dating of Indian antiquities. He retired from the Archaeological Survey on 30 September 1885 and returned to London to continue his research and writing.[5]
Cunningham made a large numismatic collection, but much of this was lost when the steamship he was travelling in, the Indus, was wrecked off the coast of Sri Lanka in November 1884. The British Museum however obtained most of the gold and silver coins. He had suggested to the British Museum that they should use the arch from the Sanchi Stupa to mark the entrance of a new section on Indian history. He also published numerous papers in the Journal of the Asiatic Society and the Numismatic Chronicle.[16]
Awards and memorials[edit]
He was awarded the CSI on 20 May 1870 and CIE in 1878. In 1887, he was made a Knight Commander of the Order of the Indian Empire.[4] Cunningham died on 28 November 1893 at his home in South Kensington and was buried at Kensal Green cemetery, London. His wife had died earlier and was survived by two sons, Lieutenant-Colonel Allan J. C. Cunningham (1842–1928) of the Bengal and Royal Engineers, and Sir Alexander F. D. Cunningham (1852–1935) of the Indian Civil Service.[5]
Books written by him include:
- LADĀK: Physical, Statistical, and Historical with Notices of the Surrounding Countries (1854).
- Bhilsa Topes (1854), a history of Buddhism
- The Ancient Geography of India (1871)
- Corpus Inscriptionum Indicarum. Volume 1. (1877)
- The Stupa of Bharhut: A Buddhist Monument Ornamented with Numerous Sculptures Illustrative of Buddhist Legend and History in the Third Century B.C. (1879)
- The Book of Indian Eras (1883)
- Coins of Ancient India (1891)
- Mahâbodhi, or the great Buddhist temple under the Bodhi tree at Buddha-Gaya (1892)
- ^ British Museum Collection
- ^ Cunningham, Joseph Davey (1849). Cunningham's History of the Sikhs. John Murray. pp. xii–xiv.
- ^ Kejariwal, O.P. The Asiatic Society of Bengal and the Discovery of India's Past 1784-1838 (1988 ed.). Oxford University Press. p. 200. ISBN 0 19565089 1.
- ^ a b Cunningham, A. (1871). The Ancient Geography of India, Vol. 1. India: Trübner and Co.
- ^ a b c d Cotton, J. S. & James Lunt (reviser) (2004). "Cunningham, Sir Alexander (1814–1893)". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Oxford University Press. doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/6916.
- ^ Vibart, H.M. (1894). Addiscombe: its heroes and men of note. Westminster: Archibald Constable. pp. 455–9.
- ^ Waller, Derek J. (2004). The Pundits: British Exploration of Tibet and Central Asia. University Press of Kentucky. p. 13.
- ^ Strachey, Henry (1854). Physical geography of Western Tibet. London: William Clowes and sons. pp. iii.
- ^ Cunningham, A. (1854). Ladak, physical, statistical and historical. London: W.H.Allen and co.
- ^ Cunningham, A. (1854) The Bhilsa Topes, or Buddhist Monuments of Central India. London
- ^ a b "Sir Alexander Cunningham (1814-1893): The First Phase of Indian Archaeology". Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland (3–4): 194–207. 1963.
- ^ Cunningham, Alexander (1848). "Verification of the Itinerary of the Chinese Pilgrim, Hwan Thsang, through Afghanistan and India during the First Half of the Seventh Century of the Christian Era". Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Bengal 17 (2): 13–60.
- ^ Cunningham, A (1843). "An Account of the discovery of the Ruins of the Buddhist City of Samkassa". Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society: 241–247.
- ^ Cunningham, Alexander (1871). Archaelogical Survey of India. Four reports made during the years 1862-83-64-65. Simla: Government Central Press. pp. i–iii.
- ^ Iman, Abu (1966). Sir Alexander Cunningham and the beginnings of Indian archaeology. Dacca: Asiatic Society of Pakistan. p. 191.
- ^ Mathur, Saloni (2007). India by Design: Colonial History and Cultural Display. University of California Press. p. 146.
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In any of these circumstances, Singh and Els (and possibly Mickelson) would rank higher right now than Woods. And isn't that the way it should be?
2. Eighteen and life
Whistling Straits' 18th hole was touted as one of its toughest and during the stretch run on Sunday, it was highly evident. Chris DiMarco missed a 12-foot birdie putt that would have moved him to 9-under and, eventually, given him the title in regulation. Justin Leonard left his approach short of the green and two-putted for bogey to fall into a playoff. But that's nothing compared to the misfortunes of Ernie Els and Chris Riley, who each bogeyed the hole to miss the playoff. Had Els and Riley each knocked in their makeable par putts on the final hole, we could have seen a five-man playoff.
3. The life of Riley
Chris Riley is one of the world's best putters, when he's on, and is an excellent addition to the U.S. Ryder Cup team. Pair him with a bomber like his old college buddy Chad Campbell and they'll score some points.
4. Run to the hills
Sure, the hills and mounds of Whistling Straits may have provided more than a few sprained ankles and other maladies for spectators this week, but they also provided some of the best vantage points to watch golf ever on a major course. Some of the man-made mounds on the course are as high as 20-30 feet, meaning a tough climb to scale the peak. But once there, visitors were treated to views of as many as five or six different holes, which is as good as it gets for watching major championship golf.
5. Milwaukee's Best
Entering the week, there was much talk of Whistling Straits perhaps being the toughest course to ever hold a major, some even wondering if a score over par could claim the Wanamaker Trophy. Then Darren Clarke went out and fired an opening-round 7-under 65 and all that talk blew right into Lake Michigan. When Singh hit 12-under following Saturday's third round, it looked as if Whistling Straits wouldn't even be the toughest test of golf in the Greater Milwaukee area. Last month, Carlos Franco won the U.S. Bank Championship at nearby Brown Deer Park GC with a score of 13-under. Not wanting to be outdone, the Straits gritted its teeth on Sunday, allowing for three to reach 8-under, but claiming the title of toughest Wisconsin course on tour this year.
6. Open for business?
The USGA must want to bring the U.S. Open to Whistling Straits after this week. And don't think course founder Herb Kohler wouldn't be all for it. Reportedly, Kohler was disappointed by all of the low scores being shot in the first few rounds of the PGA; surely, the USGA would trick up the course enough that a winning score would be closer to even par -- and closer to Kohler's liking.
7. Chip in
Chip Sullivan was one of only three club pros (out of 25 in the field) to make the cut, and at 1-under, he finished as low-club pro by 12 strokes. An admirable feat in any condition, but based on Sullivan's current personal life, it was astounding. Sullivan, of Troutville, Va., has a sister, Kerry, who was recently diagnosed with a fatal liver disease. Meanwhile, his wife Kari is back at home, expecting to give birth to the couple's third child any day. That's a lot to have on your mind and still beat 120 other professionals in a major.
8. The Price is right
Gregory Price is only 13 years old and yet he has already had a huge impact on the world of professional golf. Price was born just before the 1991 PGA Championship, which led to his father Nick withdrawing from the tournament. John Daly took the spot of Nick Price in the field and promptly won the tournament, with Price winning two of the next three. This week, Price withdrew for the second straight year to spend time with Gregory and the rest of the family. His replacement? Brett Quigley, who didn't exactly have Daly-like success, but did make the cut and finished in a tie for 37th place.
9. Hat's all, folks!
In two rounds playing with a normal baseball-style cap, Briny Baird shot 67-69. In the third round, he switched to the wide-brimmed straw hat he was known for wearing prior to this year and shot a 75.
10. Howell do you do?
Talk about pressure. David Howell, right on the fringe of making the European Ryder Cup team, shot 72-72 in the opening two rounds and was rewarded with ... a third-round pairing with Euro captain Bernhard Langer. In a good test of Ryder Cup-like pressure, Howell handled it well, shooting a 2-under 70 to best Langer by five strokes.
11. Verplank, ker-plunk
Scott Verplank entered the week 14th in the U.S. Ryder Cup standings. With a first-round 67, he looked poised for a top-10 finish and possibly enough points to automatically make the squad. But during his second round on Friday, Verplank twisted his ankle on one of Whistling Straits' many hills, then went on to shoot 76-77-73 for the final three rounds.
12. Stuart belittled
Stuart Appleby spent Saturday's third round bobbing on and off the leaderboard, but after he finished play, he found himself off for good. After three straight birdies, Appleby hit his drive on the par-5 16th outside the gallery ropes into a bunker that was seemingly out of play. When he got to his ball, Appleby first picked up a piece of grass from the bunker (two-stroke penalty), then grounded his club (another two-stroke penalty). His par on the hole became a quadruple-bogey nine and Appleby never got back to the leaderboard. Two understandable mistakes, but careless nonetheless, as Appleby admitted after the round: "You talk about saving shots in a round of golf. I basically could have saved four strokes by reading a piece of paper inside the locker room."
13. Clarke can't
The greatest shot of the weekend -- camera shot, that is -- was the super-slow-motion of Darren Clarke's club striking the ball on his shanked tee shot on the par-3 17th Saturday. Clarke hooded the club at impact and wound up making bogey.
14. Kelly tires
Playing in front of the home crowd, a shot at an automatic Ryder Cup berth ... maybe it was too much pressure for Jerry Kelly. The Madison, Wis., native missed the cut, halting his streak of cuts-made at 27; he previously had the second-longest such streak on tour behind Tiger Woods' 128 entering the PGA. Kelly has a history of pressing in major events; he has never finished higher than 20th in any major championship.
15. Hawaiian (knockout) punch
Despite grumblings from those around golf that she should be more focused on winning amateur events (like last month's Women's Junior Amateur) rather than playing in LPGA tournaments, Michelle Wie will benefit more from being around the professional players than she will the amateurs. However, don't think Wie's legacy and legend won't be tarnished by losing 1-up to In-Bee Park in this past week's Women's Amateur, especially after leading 2-up through 15 holes.
16. Expect the unexpected
With Casey Wittenberg and Nick Flanagan having turned pro over the past few months, look for a new star to emerge in the U.S. Amateur at Winged Foot.
17. Quote of the week
"If Whistling Straits' greens were as hard as Shinnecock's, we'd still be playing the first round."
--Joey Sindelar, on ESPN Radio on Saturday night
18. Bonus quote of the week
"That's the most exciting thing Retief's ever done."
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Local sportwriters and radio jockeys are in a bigger panic than the fans are.
- 5:02 p.m. Oct. 24, 2012
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What happened to Auburn?
- 6:45 p.m. Oct. 24, 2012
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TCU has no room to be frustrated. 5-2 in a new, tougher conference? They should be doing cartwheels. I'm crying crocodile tears for TCU.
- 7:33 p.m. Oct. 24, 2012
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Yeah but Dick how many have a coach that went for two instead of tieing and letting the defense control things? How many have a coach that didnt prepare his team for the noise at Rice-Eccles thereby contributing to the terrible snap/fumble? How many have a coach that failed to call a time-out when he saw his QB in the wrong position for a victory stance, end result allowing the QB to have a season-ending injury. How many have a coach that won't put in back-ups when players aren't at their best? How many have a coach that puts in unhealthy QBs and end result two losses. How many have a coach who in his eighth year has shown poor decision making and mediocrity but somehow fools the AD and fans to allow him to continue to coach?
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As Huey Lewis said, "Sometimes Bad is Bad."
- 8:05 a.m. Oct. 25, 2012
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LOL! Clever!
- 8:27 a.m. Oct. 25, 2012
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Let it go! Football is entertainment, not life. Although across the sea, I have listened to every ball game and hated losing but realize that it is just a game and mitigating factors have destroyed game plans, expectations, cohesion but so what? I go to work Monday just as happy as if we were undefeated. Go Cougars, Coach Mendenhall et al.
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I am missing something in the rational here. If the point is to have high rankings in the stats dept then why not just play WAC teams. Who really cares what percentile the O or D is in if you can only beat really bad teams. Both the Y and the U wanted to play with the big boys and losing is what happens when you do. Fans and coaches are delusional,if they thought the two teams could just step up and win against these teams week in and week out. The Y got to ease in as they had to work into a tougher schedule over years and the U had to jump right in but both will have 5-6 losses a year going forward.
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@flatlander: Welcome to the Big 10 :)
- 2:13 p.m. Oct. 25, 2012
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I am frustrated with how our team is doing, but I don't want to hear that
other teams are frustrated too to make me feel better. I want my team to start
doing better!
I agree with most of your points, but I disagree on the 2-pt attempt. One reason is that the offense had momentum at the time (no guarantee they would have it in overtime), and that play was blown by horrible execution by the offensive line.v The second reason is that our kicking game was very suspect at the time and we probably had a better chance to get more points on the board by going for 2.
BYU has competed very well in each of their loses and has yet to be blown out (the Oregon State game went out of reach at the very end, but that was because Riley decided to "give liberally" to OSU). If we had a better QB and a better O-line (or a healthy OL) BYU could very well be undefeated.
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Both Utah and BYU have talent galore to be the teams they both once were. The problem I see is both teams pathetic offenses which points to the offensive coordinator. Utah keeps changing them like yesterdays shirt,,,while BYU took a system that had success by the pass, and thought to change it to an option...In Doman's case, with pocket passers on the team,,,he messed with something not broken trying to fix it-and now it is completely broken and out of sync. But hey, what could you ever expect from a Crowton Era QB?
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Calling Doman a "Crowton era QB" isn't exactly accurate,
considering he was recruited by Lavell Edwards and only played his senior year
under Crowton.
I would give you the name of a real Crowton era player, but I think they all got kicked out of school. *joke*
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Should public school students be allowed to hold religious benedictions at school functions? Tuesday, tensions over the controversial issue came to a head in Tallahassee.
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Tuesday the Senate Education Ccommittee heard a heated debate over a bill by Orlando democrat Gary Siplin that would allow student-led benedictions and invocations. They could only be held at voluntary events, like graduations and athletic matches.
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"The school is saying to the students, 'this is what you can say'," said Barkey. "Obviously, they're going to have to police what's being said. If they're policing what's being said, they're controlling the message. Therefore, it's school sponsored. There's no way of getting away from that."
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Robinson was hospitalized at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center in April before undergoing what was supposed to be routine surgery. He stayed two weeks.
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My two daughters, ages 12 and 16 are here for the summer, possibly staying permanently. Dad is court ordered to maintain health insurance for the kids and I found out today that he isn't. He is receiving child support from me. If the kids do indeed stay here permanently, obviously I will go to court to modify this.
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