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The United States is facing a Soviet-sized crisis. Where is the Gorbachev who can rein in our military?
If you're upset about the unemployment rate, don't blame immigrants.
The initial scenario in Iran turns out to be considerably more complicated.
An idea for a new CIA-based reality show.
Someday we might have a Muslim president of the United States. In the meantime, I'm hoping for a president who's not afraid of appearing weak.
There's a debate over the proposed mosque on ground zero. But as it turns out, it's not a mosque, not on ground zero -- and not really a debate.
If Robert Gibbs can't answer the simple question -- where's our money -- voters will do what they usually do in elections and let their pocketbooks determine their choices.
Reality TV has reached the White House. So when will it come to foreign policy?
When we conduct military exercises on China's doorstep, and within range of a clearly unhappy North Korea, we might be unwittingly starting something that we neither want to nor are able to finish.


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Hornets guard Paul fined for verbal abuse of ref
Published: Friday, February 11, 2011 at 8:15 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 11, 2011 at 8:17 p.m.
NEW YORK — New Orleans Hornets star Chris Paul has been fined $15,000 by the NBA for verbal abuse of a game official following a loss to the New Jersey Nets.
NBA vice president Stu Jackson announced the fine on Friday.
Paul missed a shot late in regulation Wednesday night that gave New Jersey a chance to force overtime, then turned the ball over with 19 seconds left and the Hornets trailing by two. His attempt at a buzzer-beating 3-pointer bounced out and New Orleans lost 103-101.
The four-time All-Star guard finished 4 for 15 from the field and turned the ball over seven times in the game. He said afterward that he felt "like this was my loss."
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Atheist author and evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins said at a recent Skeptics Society Conference at Caltech, California, that although he's glad that the "nones," or religiously unaffiliated people in America, are rising, he fears that unbelievers are taking up worse beliefs, such as those of new-age author and physician Deepak Chopra.
"One of the problems is that the so-called 'nones' often give up religion for something even worse," Dawkins said in a video posted by Raw Story. "I mean, they take up Deepak Chopra or something like that."
Dawkins said it's "good news" that people are abandoning religion in America, but joked that nones sounds too much like "nuns," and so would like to see another term used for the group. more >>
Arkansas pastor Ronnie Floyd, who also serves as president of the Southern Baptist Convention, the world's largest Baptist denomination, called Bruce Jenner's recent transition into a woman named Caitlyn "sad" during a fiery sermon at the five-branch Pinnacle Cross Church on Sunday.
Floyd, who has been senior pastor of Pinnacle Cross Church since 1986 and has close ties to the famed Duggar family, delivered a scathing sermon in which he denounced Jenner's transgender move. He said "gender is not fluid" and reiterated that God does not make mistakes.
"Bruce Jenner, whom some of you have read about ... at 65 years of age he came out recently that he was transgender. … He states 'for all intensive purposes I am a woman.' That is sad," Floyd told his congregation on the eve of Jenner's big reveal. more >>
Russell Moore, president of the ethics and public policy arm of the largest Protestant denomination in the U.S., shares his frustrations with how some Christians fail to pursue racial reconciliation and the particular challenge he faces as a white man in ministry in a video recently shared online.
"The easiest thing in the New Testament would have been to say, 'Let's plant Jewish Christian churches and Gentile Christian churches and let's just go in that direction and keep them from getting together and killing each other.' But that's not what the apostles did, because that's a sign to the powers and principalities," Moore says in a videotaped discussion posted online Friday by ministry website The Gospel Coalition.
Moore, president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the more than 16 million-strong Southern Baptist Convention, went on to insist that racially and ethnically homogeneous black, white, Hispanic or other congregations should question why they do not have a diversity of ethnicities represented among their numbers. more >>
Faith for Just Lending, a new coalition of Christian groups representing different parts of the political spectrum, was formed to advocate for the elimination of unjust lending practices that hurt the poor.
"Payday lending is a form of economic predation and grinds the faces of the poor into the ground," said Russell Moore, president of the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission.
"As Christians," he continued, "we are called by Jesus, by the prophets, and by the apostles to care for the poor, individually, and also about the way social and political and corporate structures contribute to the misery of the impoverished. Groups across this diverse coalition don't agree on every issue in the public square, but I am happy to work together on this issue to stand against unchecked usury and work for economic justice, human dignity and family stability." more >>
The missionary organization of the largest Protestant church in America has adjusted its standards for missionaries so that people who have spoken in tongues may join.
Reversing a decade-old policy, the Southern Baptist Convention's International Missionary Board has lifted the ban on people who have spoken in tongues or "private prayer language."
In comments given to The Christian Post, IMB President Dr. David Platt explained that the new policy does not mean that the SBC will endorse speaking in tongues. more >>
The decline in Americans who identify as Christian shown by a new Pew report is mostly due to those with weak church ties no longer identifying as Christian, Russell Moore, president of the Southern Baptist Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission, recently wrote. Was he correct? The Christian Post contacted Pew Research Center to find out.
The report, released Tuesday, found that Americans who identify as Christian fell from 78 percent to 71 percent of the U.S. population between 2007 and 2014. In the same period, the religiously unaffiliated increased six percentage points, from 16 to 22 percent.
(Note: the report found that the evangelical Protestant tradition, to which Moore belongs, did not see the same decline as Christians as a whole. The number of Evangelicals likely grew overall and declined by about 1 percentage point as a share of the population, which is within the 1.3 percentage point margin of error for Evangelicals in the sample.) more >>


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Microsoft Surface is generating a lot of interest but interest was not necessarily leading to sales Trip Chowdhry said in a note Monday.
Customers he spoke with are waiting for Microsoft to release a version of Surface running the Windows 8 operating system on Intel chips. Current Surface models run Windows RT on low-power ARM chips.
Sales of Surface tablets would have been five times better than current levels had Microsoft shipped Windows 8 models first, he said.
wow excellent analysis NOT.
Microsoft Customers are not going to buy Microsoft products that run RT office that can only run on an ARMH system. No one has called the Surface junk at all, but it ain't cheap and unfortunetly runs win8.
Apple and Samsung are killing the notion that Intel is Chip King. Check out the reviews on Windows 8, WEAK.


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Bilas Breakdown of the Must-See Games
By Jay Bilas, ESPNNo. 3 Connecticut at No. 19 Notre Dame
Why Notre Dame Can Win: The Irish can spread the floor and score from every position. Luke Harangody is a dominant scorer who wants to take it to Hasheem Thabeet, and Harangody has Kyle McAlarney and Ryan Ayers to open things up on the perimeter. If Tory Jackson plays well, Notre Dame can score enough points to beat anyone. Coach Mike Brey has a competitive group of older players who believe in themselves and are not afraid to fail. And, of course, Notre Dame always plays well at home, with a national-best 45-game home winning streak.
Join Rece Davis, Jay Bilas, Hubert Davis, Digger Phelps and Bob Knight in South Bend on Saturday as they break down the day in college basketball. (ESPN, 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. ET)
Matchup to Watch: Jackson vs. Price
Price is coming off of a truly magnificent performance against Villanova in which he scored 29 points and was the leader of Connecticut's comeback win over the Wildcats. Jackson is one of the most underrated players in the Big East and is among the best and most effective point guards in the league. Jackson is a strong-minded player who can out-tough UConn's guards.
What to Watch For: Will Notre Dame get production out of Zach Hillesland, Ty Nash and Luke Zeller? Someone beyond the big four has to step forward and provide production for Brey. For UConn, will Stanley Robinson continue to make strides to become a major impact player for the Huskies? He has been feeling his way back but needs to start asserting himself more.
The Winner: UConn is the better team, and it needs to win a road game against a terrific opponent. Notre Dame will make a stand, but even with the "College GameDay" circus in town for the first time, I'm going with the Huskies by a bucket. What are the odds that Digger picks Notre Dame in this one?
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Greivis Vasquez does it all for Maryland. Can he prevent Duke from ascending to No. 1 in next week's polls?
Why Maryland Can Win: The Terps have really good guards in Greivis Vasquez, Eric Hayes and Adrian Bowie, and a tough, undersized big in Landon Milbourne. Maryland plays with great courage and emotion in Cameron Indoor Stadium, and is never afraid of Duke and its pressure defense. UM can attack Duke off the dribble and make plays, and if the Terps hit some shots, look out.
Why Duke Will Win: The Blue Devils are better, and they have one of the toughest players in the country in Kyle Singler. There is not a more complete player in the country than Singler. Duke is deeper, more athletic and better defensively.
Matchup to Watch: Vasquez vs. Gerald Henderson
Henderson has been among the very best players in the country over the past 10 games and has shown the normal maturation of a college star. He is still learning how to dominate stretches of a game, and is finally showing that he has a game to go to. Vasquez is an emotional player who leads Maryland in scoring, assists, rebounding and steals. He has only one speed all out.
What to Watch For: How far out on the floor will Maryland have to start its offense? If Duke pushes Maryland just three feet farther out, that will make drives longer and passes longer, and the Blue Devils will be able to bog down the Terps offense and force turnovers.
The Winner: Duke is the better and stronger team, and it rarely loses at home when better. The Devils should win by double digits.
No. 24 Memphis at Tennessee
Why Memphis Can Win: The Tigers have talent -- their talent is just young and without experience in current roles. As the Tigers get tougher and Tyreke Evans gets more comfortable as a point guard, Memphis can be really, really dangerous. Doneal Mack can be a difference-maker for John Calipari with his ability to hit shots.
Why Tennessee Can Win: I still believe in the Volunteers. The pieces are taking some time to figure it out, but there is potential in this group. The key is the defense. If Tennessee puts everything into defense, the offense will come around just fine. The Vols have not guarded like their lives depend upon it yet, but they better start. Their tournament lives depend on it.
Matchup to Watch: Evans vs. Bobby Maze
Evans is a star and is learning to aggressively take over a game while also playing well with others. Calipari has entrusted the point guard position to Evans and has given the freshman his trust and belief. Evans is maturing into a young star and can be a difference-maker. Maze had a strong start and is the more experienced player. He is smaller but, as the older player, should strive to take Evans out of the game.
What to Watch For: How will Memphis attack Tennessee's initial pressure? Will the Tigers break the pressure to score and get easy buckets? How will UT defend in the half court? The Vols have tried to "build a wall" and not get out too far into passing lanes and gamble. Tennessee will have to keep Memphis out of the lane and force the Tigers to shoot 3s. To win, Memphis will have to make perimeter shots.
The Winner: Both teams are different from last season, when Tennessee went into Memphis and spoiled the Tigers' perfect season in a 1 vs. 2 matchup. Both teams are flawed and both have had ups and downs, but I like Memphis to win.
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LaceDarius Dunn and his Baylor teammates are looking to end the school's 28-game losing streak to Oklahoma.
Why Baylor Can Win: The Bears have great guards, and they have a real hunger to score. Curtis Jerrells, LaceDarius Dunn, Tweety Carter and Henry Dugat are all capable scorers who can go for 20 or more in a given game. All are double-figure scorers, as is inside threat Kevin Rogers. The long and athletic Quincy Acy can be an impact player with his energy and bounce.
Why Oklahoma Can Win: OU has the ultimate weapon in Blake Griffin, the best player in the country. There is no one player who can stop Griffin, and Oklahoma has learned to play off of him. Willie Warren is a budding star and, when he plays confidently and under control, is one of the best players in the Big 12. Austin Johnson and Tony Crocker are capable scorers, but to win this game, Oklahoma has to play great defense. If this is a scoring contest, Baylor will win it. If it is a "grind it out" physical game, the advantage goes to the Sooners.
Matchup to Watch: Griffin vs. Rogers
Griffin is unstoppable without double coverage. The Bears will have to get the ball out of his hands and make others beat them, and Rogers will have to keep Griffin from getting offensive rebounds.
What to Watch For: Baylor's spacing of the floor and the use of the 3-point shot. Baylor does a great job of getting open shots in transition and off offensive rebounds.
The Winner: Oklahoma is better defensively, and defense likely will be the difference in a Sooners home win.No. 11 UCLA at Washington
Why UCLA Can Win: The Bruins are very good defensively and have improved the offensive efficiency. UCLA performed poorly down the stretch against Arizona State, in large part because of the Sun Devils defense. Darren Collison remains the most efficient point guard in the nation, and Jrue Holiday has all the tools to be a great college player. With Josh Shipp, Michael Roll and Nikola Dragovic stretching the defense, driving lanes open up for Collison and Holiday. The Bruins' inside game, however, is not as strong as it has been.
Why Washington Can Win: The Huskies have athletes and explosive scorers, plus the toughest and most productive big man on the West Coast: Jon Brockman. Washington's defense has improved, and if the Huskies guard the Bruins on the perimeter and are strong with the ball, Washington has the horses to beat UCLA.
Matchup to Watch: Brockman vs. Alfred Aboya
Brockman is the best rebounder east of Pittsburgh (DeJuan Blair). He is the Tyler Hansbrough of the West Coast and is an absolute beast to guard. Aboya is Brockman's equal in physicality and in playing hard, but is not as gifted a player. Those two will have a great battle.
What to Watch For: Watch how UCLA tries to seize the tempo of the game. Washington wants to get up and down the court and play faster. UCLA will try to stop the ball in transition and bump every cutter to bog down the Washington offense. The Bruins are better defensively than U-Dub is offensively.
The Winner: UCLA recovered from a loss to Arizona State by grinding out a two-point win at Washington State on Thursday night. I like the Bruins to squeak out another one in Seattle, breaking that current tie atop the Pac-10 standings.
Stuff To Impress Your Friends With
ESPN Research• Over the previous two seasons, Wisconsin has won five straight meetings against Illinois. It is the Badgers' longest winning streak over the Illini since a five-game run from 1928 to '31. UW's longest win streak over Illinois is a six-game streak from 1912 to '14.
• Wisconsin has lost three straight Big Ten games. With a loss in Champaign on Saturday, the Badgers would have their longest conference losing streak since the 1997-98 season.
• As if facing Blake Griffin weren't a big enough task, Baylor has to overcome its major struggles on the road against ranked teams. In their past 18 tries, the Bears are 1-17 in such games.
• Over the past five seasons -- regardless of opponent ranking -- Baylor is just 5-29 in Big 12 road games.
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Nothing will come easy for UCLA on Saturday. The Bruins have lost at Washington four straight times.
• During its national-best 45-game home win streak, Notre Dame has defeated teams by an average of 19.5 PPG. With a win over Connecticut on Saturday night, the Irish will have the longest home winning streak in Big East history (currently tied at 20 with Pittsburgh, 2001-04).
• Bad sign for UConn? The Huskies have lost three straight in South Bend. Good sign for UConn? The Huskies have won nine of their last 10 against ranked opponents.
• After its shocking victory in East Lansing on Wednesday, Northwestern travels to Ann Arbor to face the Wolverines this weekend. With a win there, the Wildcats would have victories at Michigan and Michigan State in the same season for the first time in school history.
• Over the past 10 seasons, Duke is 63-11 at home versus ACC opponents. Only five ACC teams have won at Cameron Indoor Stadium in that time, but Maryland and North Carolina have each won four times in front of the Cameron Crazies in that stretch. Conversely, in that time period, Duke is a combined 37-0 at home versus NC State, Wake Forest, Virginia, Clemson, Boston College and Miami.
-- ESPN researchers Jeremy Lundblad, Tyler Korn, Mike Lynch, Greg Dohmann and John Zoni contributed to this report.
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Viewer's Guide(All times ET)
11 a.m.: "College GameDay" (ESPN)
3:30: Memphis at Tennessee (CBS)
4 p.m.: Wisconsin at Illinois (ESPN)
4 p.m.: Baylor at Oklahoma (ESPNU)
4 p.m.: UCLA at Washington (FSN)
7 p.m.: UConn at Notre Dame (ESPN)
8 p.m.: Xavier at LSU (ESPN2)
Midnight: "Midnight Madness" (ESPN)
Noon: Louisville at Syracuse (ESPN360)
3:45 p.m.: Michigan State at Ohio State (CBS)
4 p.m.: Pittsburgh at West Virginia (ESPN360)
Howievision: UConn at Notre Dame
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Tyreke Evans, Memphis
The interview was about something else entirely, but John Calipari couldn't help it.
"Why didn't you tell me to move Tyreke to the point when we were playing in Puerto Rico?" Calipari laughed as soon as he picked up the phone. "What was I thinking? I was trying to be too smart."
Sometimes the obvious solution is indeed obvious for a reason. After trying to turn senior Antonio Anderson into a point guard for the first time in his life, after entrusting the duties to an uncomfortable Wesley Witherspoon, Calipari went for the move in front of his face -- he moved Evans, his highly touted freshman.
The Tigers haven't looked back. After dropping three of five and looking utterly lost, Memphis has won nine in a row, reclaiming its chronic spot as a Conference USA power and returning to the Top 25. The Tigers have piled up the wins against the likes of Lamar, Marshall and Rice, but they will up the ante Saturday afternoon when they travel to Tennessee and try to avenge their lone regular-season loss of 2007-08. These Vols are about as lost as Memphis was a month ago, having dropped three of their past six. But they remain a team loaded with talent in as fierce a rivalry as you'll find on the hardwood. And what Tennessee lacks in defensive prowess, it makes up for in offensive fearlessness.
Evans leads Memphis in scoring, averaging 16.5 points per game (18.2 during the win streak), but his assist-to-turnover ratio isn't great. He dishes out 3.9 assists but also commits 3.7 turnovers. The Tigers, blessed with a ton of athleticism and more than capable of matching Tennessee bucket for bucket, need Evans to provide a steady hand.
-- Dana O'Neil, ESPN.com
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Key Games This WeekendSaturday
• No. 24 Memphis at Tennessee, 3:30 p.m.
To put it nicely, these teams don't like each other. If Memphis coach John Calipari had his way, the Tigers wouldn't play the Volunteers in the regular season. Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl would prefer to play the Tigers two times per season, so he could make inroads in the recruiting hotbed of Memphis. Last season, the No. 2 Vols beat the No. 1 Tigers 66-62 at FedEx Forum in Memphis. Tickets for that game were being sold by scalpers for as much as $5,000 per pair. Priscilla Presley, Justin Timberlake, and NFL quarterbacks Eli and Peyton Manning were in attendance.
Saturday's game at Thompson-Boling Arena won't have the buildup of last season's contest between the schools. The Tigers are reloading after losing several key players from the team that lost to Kansas in the 2008 national championship game. The Vols aren't even ranked after losing three of four games earlier this month (they've won consecutive games over South Carolina and Vanderbilt since). But the on-court atmosphere figures to be as hot as ever. Memphis has more of a basketball tradition than Tennessee, but the Vols have won seven of the last nine in this series.
• No. 23 Baylor at No. 5 OU, 4 p.m., ESPNU
The once-disgraced Bears continue to make tremendous strides under coach Scott Drew, but a victory over Oklahoma has eluded the Baylor program for more than three decades. The Bears have lost 28 in a row to the Sooners -- their last victory in the series was a 75-67 victory at Oklahoma on Dec. 6, 1977. Baylor came close to beating the Sooners twice in the 2007-08 season -- OU won 77-71 in Waco and 92-91 at Lloyd Noble Center in Norman.
The game in Norman was ugly. Baylor's Mark Shepherd was ejected for elbowing Oklahoma's Blake Griffin in the face. Another Baylor player and an Oklahoma strength and conditioning coach were tossed for leaving the bench during the fracas. The Bears erased an eight-point deficit in the final three minutes of regulation and scored the first seven points of overtime. But they couldn't slow down Griffin, who finished with 29 points and 15 rebounds. BU guard Curtis Jerrells missed two foul shots with one second left in overtime. Containing Griffin again figures to be difficult for Baylor, which trails the Sooners by one game in the Big 12 standings. Griffin posted his 15th double-double of the season with 27 points and 18 rebounds in a 72-61 victory over Nebraska on Wednesday night.
• No. 3 UConn at No. 19 ND, 7 p.m., ESPN
After consecutive Big East road losses, Notre Dame's once-promising season seems to be on the ropes. The Fighting Irish trail Marquette and Louisville by 2 1/2 games in the Big East standings and can't afford to fall further back. Notre Dame's national-best 45-game home winning streak at the Joyce Center will get a major test from the Huskies, who are 5-0 on the road this season.
Notre Dame's Luke Harangody has had this game circled for a while. Connecticut center Hasheem Thabeet's photo was on the cover of a preseason issue of ESPN The Magazine with this pull-out quote: "I played Luke Harangody and he was not tough." Thabeet said his quote was taken out of context and sent a letter of apology to Notre Dame coach Mike Brey. Harangody didn't need much more motivation. He has scored at least 20 points in 10 consecutive games and has posted seven straight double-doubles. Harangody had mixed results against Thabeet last season, though. In Notre Dame's 73-67 win in South Bend, Harangody scored 14 points on 5-of-13 shooting. Thabeet blocked a school-record 10 shots in the loss. In the Huskies' 84-78 victory in Storrs, Harangody scored 32 points and grabbed 16 rebounds.
• No. 13 Xavier at LSU, 8 p.m., ESPN2
The Musketeers have won seven games in a row and look like the team to beat in the Atlantic 10. The Tigers are flying under the radar under first-year coach Trent Johnson, who has quickly molded his team into a threat in the not-so-strong SEC. A year ago, LSU was mired in a seven-game losing streak en route to finishing with a disappointing 13-18 record. Coach John Brady was fired with 10 games left to play in the 2007-08 season, and Johnson was hired away from Stanford in April.
LSU already has exceeded its victory total from last season with a surprising 15-3 start. The Tigers are coming off an 81-57 rout of Mississippi State on Wednesday night, a win that put them in the driver's seat in the SEC West. LSU, which has won 17 games in a row at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center, has two potent scorers. Guard Marcus Thornton and much-improved forward Tasmin Mitchell combine to average 34 points per game.
• No. 12 Louisville at No. 8 Syracuse, Noon, ESPN360
It'll be Jim Boeheim vs. Rick Pitino, the man who served on Boeheim's first staff after being interviewed and hired on his wedding night in 1976 (Pitino postponed his honeymoon so he could recruit Louis Orr the next day). There's no rest in the rugged Big East, either. The league boasts six of the top 14 teams in this week's ESPN/USA Today coaches' poll. Perhaps no team knows that better than Syracuse, which is in the midst of a 10-game stretch in which it will play eight ranked opponents. In their past two conference road games, the Orange have lost by 14 at Georgetown and by 18 at Pitt. But they managed a 19-point home win over Notre Dame in between. Which team will show up Sunday?
Against the Panthers earlier this week, SU point guard and leading scorer Jonny Flynn was just 3-of-14 from the field (0-of-5 from 3). That obviously has to improve if the 'Cuse are going to beat the red-hot Cardinals. After struggling somewhat in nonconference play, Louisville finds itself tied with Marquette atop the Big East at 5-0. One of those wins was a stirring rally against then-No. 1 Pittsburgh this past weekend. Against the Panthers' vaunted frontcourt, Terrence Williams was an absolute beast in that game, scoring 20 points and doing just a little bit of everything. He followed that up with 23 points, 11 rebounds and four steals in a blowout of Rutgers on Wednesday.
It'll be a rollicking environment in the Carrier Dome on Sunday, but the Cards aren't likely to be intimidated. Over the past three seasons, Louisville has won 15 road games in the Big East, tops in the conference. Pitino's bunch also has won seven of its past eight regular-season games against Top 25 teams.
• No. 4 Pitt at West Virginia, 4 p.m., ESPN360
It might not be a nasty Backyard Brawl like it is on the football field, but rest assured these two schools and these two fans bases don't get along. You have a great mix when you add the rivalry element to the fact that both these teams are coming off highly impressive victories. Pitt bounced back masterfully from its first loss of the season by waxing No. 8 Syracuse, and West Virginia smothered Georgetown on the road with a shockingly easy 75-58 win Thursday night. That makes this Sunday matinee all the juicier.
For the Mountaineers, Da'Sean Butler scored 27 points for the second straight game, and he likely will need a similar performance if WVU wants to pull off another upset. West Virginia, which has the No. 1 scoring defense in the Big East, forced 19 turnovers against the Hoyas and has been forced to play small ball this season. It'll be fascinating to see how that works against a frontcourt that includes Sam Young and rebounding machine DeJuan Blair.-- Mark Schlabach, ESPN.com


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|The Damn! Moment of Week 1
|The good, bad, ugly from Week 1
|Match Game: The Stones meet the NFL
|Who was "The Man"
in Week 1?
In the immortal words of Vince Lombardi, "What the heck is goin' on out there?" The Vikings and Panthers were both picked by national magazines to win the Super Bowl. Both are 0-1. The 49ers and Dolphins were the two worst teams in the NFL last season. Both are 1-0. Brett Favre looked bad. Tim Rattay looked like an All-Pro. Nick Saban made coaching in the NFL look easy. Mike Shanahan made it look really hard. Maybe it's time to go to the videotape. To try to make sense of things, Page 2 calls on its film-study experts to make some calls at the line of scrimmage:
|Will get better:
|Brett Favre
|Will get worse:
|Kurt Warner
|Mirage of the week:
|Keyshawn Johnson
|King for a day:
|John Carney
|John Carney
|Drew Bledsoe
|Drew Bledsoe
|Mama said there'd be days like this:
|Daunte Culpepper
|Chad Pennington
|Daunte Culpepper
|Brett Favre
|Matt Leinart should keep his eye on:
|Nashville BBQ joints
|Vince Lombardi would be proud of :
|Nick Saban
|Jim Haslett
|Dick Nolan
|Dick Vermeil
|The '76 Bucs could relate to:
|Rookie of the Day:
|Cadillac Williams
|The other Alex Smith
|Cadillac Williams
|Cadillac Williams
|Stat that has to be a damned lie:
|Giants 42, Cardinals 19
|Rams' 39-minute TOP
|Lions' record (1-0)
|Packers score three points
|Week 1's offseason coup:
|Ty Law
|Nick Saban
|Randy Moss
|Gus Frerotte
|Reason to burn preseason mags:
|Should avoid sports radio Monday:
|Chad Pennington
|Chad Pennington
|Dennis Green
|Chad Pennington
|Pole positions on the road to Motown:
|Steelers, Bucs
|Chiefs, Lions (why not?)
|Patriots, Eagles
|Colts and Eagles/Falcons winner
Page 2 columnist With the four-year anniversary of Sept. 11 looming over the sports world, it was only fair to ask: Who is America's team?
A few weeks ago, before an exhibition game against Oakland, Saints defensive coordinator Rick Venturi seemed more concerned with the Carolina Panthers than Hurricane Katrina. He knew that a lot of media types were touting them to challenge the Eagles for the NFC title. "The Panthers are everyone's pick," shrugged Venturi. "They're America's team."But that was before the deluge. That was before images of flooded streets and starving, helpless people made the Big Easy look like a third world country. Now, as the only professional sports team literally, figuratively, and spiritually in the eye of a Hurricane, the Saints are officially America's team. What an unlikely choice. And what an unlikely spokesman in receiver Joe Horn. After the 23-20 win over Carolina, Horn took exception to teammate Wayne Gandy saying that the Saints had played with more emotion than usual. "I can't say that," said Horn. "We played with the same emotion we did the last four games." He has a point. The Saints won their last four games last season, capping the hot streak with a 21-18 win over Carolina in the season finale. But there was no Stephen Davis in Carolina blue, black and silver that day. On Sunday, the Panthers RB attacked the New Orleans front four like a boxer. He'd jab for three yards, jab for five more; then he'd get in a clinch and lose a couple. But you knew the big punch was coming. With two minutes left in the third quarter, Davis threw the haymaker. He exploded off the right tackle, and breezed through the Saints secondary for 39 yards. Two plays later, he scored from the 1-yard line. And when John Kasay kicked a 46 yard FG to tie it at 20, for all intents and purposes Carolina had the Saints on the ropes. But New Orleans then drove 49 yards down the field in six plays and 59 seconds for John Carney's game-winner to beat an NFC favorite, and it was time to reconsider things. Maybe Horn is right. And maybe Venturi is wrong. The Saints: America's team.
|Mark my words ....
Scoop Jackson: Tampa Bay will have the same record as Kansas City by Week 8. Brian Murphy: Buffalo is for real. If only for the throwbacks. Great, great look. Alan Grant: Oakland's KR Chris Carr will score at least three touchdowns and go to the Pro Bowl. Skip Bayless: Drew Bledsoe will turn back into a turnover-prone scarecrow.
T.O.'s first five on-field words to Donovan McNabb on Monday night ....
Scoop: "Is your stomack OK, homey?" Murph: "Always bend at the knees!" AG: "It's not easy being green." Skip: I was open, damn it.
The ugliest thing I saw Sunday was ....
Scoop: The Bears-Redskins game. Murph: The 49ers rushing game. They won on defensive heart. But 21 carries, 34 yards puts too much pressure on Julian Peterson and the guys. AG: Baltimore kicker Matt Stover headed to the waiver wire. Skip: Chad Pennington's six fumbles and flock of wobbling floaters.
Page 2 columnist It's rare that an NFL rookie leaps off the TV screen in his first game. But this kid is extremely rare. Watch the Tampa Bay Bucs pile in the backseat of this 500-horsepower Cadillac and go along for a wild-card playoff ride.
Carnell "Cadillac" Williams was the best back I saw on Opening Sunday, and I saw some very good ones -- Larry Johnson and Priest Holmes in Kansas City, Will Parker in Pittsburgh, Edgerrin James and Jamal Lewis in the Colts-Ravens tug-a-war. But no back displayed Cadillac's blend of power, burst and slither.I wrote before the draft that I would have taken Cadillac No. 1 overall, and what I saw from him Sunday at Minnesota only strengthened my conviction. The Vikings have been as overrated as Cadillac remains underrated. Bucs coach Jon Gruden gained Carnell knowledge while coaching Williams at the Senior Bowl. Gruden told league insiders Cadillac was the best back in the draft, and no doubt Gruden was pleasantly shocked Cadillac was still available when the Bucs drafted No. 5. Ronnie Brown, who went No. 2 to Miami and had 57 yards on 22 carries in his Dolphins debut, is a little bigger and a little straight-line faster than Cadillac. But there was a reason Cadillac always started ahead of Brown at Auburn: He's a better pure runner. He's quicker, shiftier, stronger in his legs and he accelerates with more authority. Furthermore, Cadillac just handles himself like he belongs in the NFL, if not the Pro Bowl. After his 71-yard breakaway iced a 24-13 victory, Cadillac said: "I kept telling our guys, 'I'm going to break 'em.' " True, Williams gained only 77 yards on his first 26 carries. But he's so relentlessly slippery that he just mentally wears down a defense. It isn't too early to say there's some Emmitt Smith in Carnell Williams.
|Most important thing to take away from Week 1 ...
Scoop: It's a 16-game season Murph: Kansas City might have something brewing. Larry Johnson's diapers are off, and with Priest Holmes . . . well, they're looking awfully grown-up as a team and an offense. AG: Realty if better than fantasy. Skip: New Orleans gave its fans something to cheer about by beating a legit Super Bowl contender at Carolina.
If I could have Vick or McNabb for the next seven years, I'd take _____ and here's why ...
Scoop: Vick. Because as an owner, he's going to make you $$ that DMC will never generate. Murph: Vick. Twenty-five years old to McNabb's 28, and just a baby. He's unlike any QB we've ever seen. Runs better than Randall, Steve Young and Fran Tarkenton combined. And I don't care what anyone says -- he throws the damn prettiest ball in the league. AG: McNabb. Though he operates within a somewhat traditional offensive scheme, he still manages to be innovative, exciting and successful. Skip: McNabb. He will always be a much better field general, decision-maker and accurate pocket passer.
Give Andy Reid some advice (in 10 words or less) before the MNF game ...
Scoop: Don't let Warrick Dunn beat you. Murph: Lay off the pregame spread, and throw deep to T.O. -- often. AG: Spend some quality time at T.O.'s house; visit Magic City. Skip: Don't trust Terrell Owens after Monday night.
Special to Page 2 SAN FRANCISCO -- Five months ago, he was in an expensive suit in New York. National TV. First guy out of the "green room." Shaking Tag's hand. Cover of Sports Illustrated. The "It" Boy.
Five months later, Alex Smith stood on the sideline in an ancient football yard below sea level at the south end of San Francisco, on a sunny and perfect Bay Area Sunday, on the plot of land they call Candlestick Point -- nothing more than a $49 million guy in a ball cap.The first pick of the 2005 NFL draft did nothing Sunday. His team was rattling the old concrete bowl with a spirited win, somehow outlasting the rival Rams, somehow infusing the Faithful with a jolt, if just for one week, of belief, of faith. Smith? The $24 million is guaranteed him, but the hearts of the Faithful aren't. Not yet. On Day 1 of Alex Smith's NFL life, Tim Rattay threw the long touchdowns, led the win. Tim Rattay, picked 212th overall in the 2000 NFL Draft, 211 spots after Courtney Brown, 208 spots after Peter Warrick, 147 spots after his own team, the 49ers, took Gio Carmazzi from Hofstra. Smith's No. 1 status -- the photo ops, the coverage in April -- meant nothing in Week 1. Instead, it was the seventh-rounder's day. On the video screen, highlights played. There was Carson Palmer, like Smith a No. 1 (2003). Palmer led the Bengals to victory. There was Ben Roethlisberger, like Smith a first-rounder (2004), leading Pittsburgh to victory. On the sidelines, Smith watched the screen. He had a funny resting pose, both hands tugging on his jersey's neck collar. It was all he could do. The Niners won. Candlestick Point roared. Smith, in a ball cap, slapped some helmets in congratulations, and jogged off the field. The education of the No. 1 pick in 2005 will be slow. It's not his time. Not yet.


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HILLARY'S SPEECH....I just finished watching Hillary's concession speech and it seemed pretty strong to me. I'm sure folks like Sullivan will find something to carp about (perhaps that the speech was, admittedly, a little heavy on self-congratulation), but it was basically a pretty good balance between appealing to her supporters (hence the self-congratulation) and throwing her full support behind Barack Obama. We all know she's not the greatest public speaker in the world, and as usual she sounded a little forced at times, but overall it was as much as anyone could have expected, I think. She did a good job, and it's the kind of speech she probably should have given more of during the campaign itself.
Like a lot of people, I wish Hillary had pulled out of the race earlier. But I never got too bent out of shape that she didn't. I always figured that as long as she didn't make the nomination into a convention floor fight (and I didn't think she would), the damage from the extended campaign would be pretty minor. And that's pretty much how it turned out: Obama is in fine shape, Hillary's attacks were mostly fairly routine for a tight race like this (bloggers who have gone ballistic over her behavior really need to get a reality check on this score), and supporters on both sides went over the line several times. There was both race-baiting and misogyny on full display in this campaign, and on that score neither side has much to be proud of.
But that's not why she lost and Obama won, anyway. I agree with Katha Pollitt and others that the war was probably the key issue that gave Obama the wedge he needed to mount a challenge. Beyond that there was just the plain fact that Obama ran a very, very good campaign and Hillary ran a very, very mediocre one.
We'll see what happens next, but I fully expect Hillary to work tirelessly and genuinely for Obama. I don't think she's holding out hope for 2012, I don't think she wants to be Obama's vice president, and I don't think she's going to try to subtly sabotage his campaign.
In any case, it's over. Any Clinton supporters who plan to stay home or vote for John McCain are flat crazy and need to return to reality ASAP. Obama supporters who can't let go of the Hillary hatred need to do the same. On to November.
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I stayed 4 nights for a conference. My room was clean. It had 2 full sized beds and a refrigerator. There is a Giant grocery store 2 blocks away, so it was nice to have the refrigerator. There are several restaurants within walking distance.
There is a free shuttle to King Street and the airport. The King Street shuttle runs every hour, and the airport shuttle every 30 minutes. The King Street shuttle drops you off 14 blocks from the King Street Metro stop. There is a free trolly that runs along King Street that you can take to the Metro. When we arrived at the airport, we called for a shuttle and were waiting with a large group who were attending the conference. When the shuttle arrived, what appeared to be a large family with no luggage jumped on the shuttle and there was not enough room for 3 of us who had been waiting longer. Thankfully, the hotel did send a second shuttle for us. We later learned that guests will get off the Metro at the airport and catch the airport shuttle rather than navigating King Street.
Unfortunately, the shutle stops at 10:30, and the area restaurants and hotel restaurant all close by 10pm. The front desk staff do have menus for restaurants that will deliver to the hotel.
For the money, I think I would choose a hotel with a better location.
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FOLEY, Ala. (AP) - Goodrich Corp. says it will lay off 78
workers at its Foley plant in January.
The aerospace firm is citing a slowdown in the airplane
maintenance business.
The company's 800 workers in Foley are split, with half making
new engine cowlings, called nacelles, and half overhauling them.
The Mobile Press-Register reports Goodrich spokesman Patrick
Palmer says the layoffs will come on the maintenance side, leaving
it with about 320 workers.
Palmer says laid-off workers can apply for jobs in the future,
but it's unclear when the Foley plant will be hiring again.
He says Goodrich, based in Charlotte, N.C., will pay severance
equal to a week's salary for each year of service, with a minimum
of four weeks.
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Live updates
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First-look at the new driverless tube trains
The new driverless trains will have air-conditioning and walk-through carriages for the first time.Read the full story ›
New driverless trains to run on Piccadilly Line in 2022
The RMT union said it is "deeply concerned" about the new driverless tube trains but the mayor has denied the move would lead to job losses.Read the full story ›
Lamborghini 'abandoned' on Tower Bridge
A Lamborghini Countach has been abandoned on Tower Bridge.
The Italian super-car blocked traffic this morning after it was left at the side of the road.
A picture of the car, worth at least £250,000, was shared on Twitter by Transport for London.
Someone has just left this sitting on tower bridge road lol #oldschoollambo http://t.co/UhcJ2YpF7X
It is not known who the car belongs to but it appeared to have a UK registration plate.
New trains to 'recreate the ambiance of the living room'
The new tube trains will have air-conditioning and walk-through carriages for the first time on the "deep-level" lines, as well as wider doors and step-free access. London Underground claim the interiors will 'recreate the ambiance of the living room, with new levels of comfort for seats and vestibules, pools of lights and electronic notice boards.'
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Paralympian challenges Mayor to spend day in wheelchair
Paralympian Hannah Cockcroft says wheelchair access on the tube is so bad she has challenged Boris Johnson to spend a day in a wheelchairRead the full story ›
Green Party: Londoners 'really struggling' with fare rises
Darren Johnson AM, London Assembly Member for the Green Party, has hit out at Mayor Boris Johnson over fare increases on London's Transport System.
He was responding to accusations made by Transport for London Commissioner Peter Hendy, who claimed there could be 'social unrest' if transport links are not improved for lower income Londoners living on the outskirts of the capital.
The Mayor recently increased fares for the seventh year in a row. As Sir Peter rightly points out, millions of Londoners are really struggling with stagnant pay and spiralling housing costs. Being forced to pay high fares to use increasingly overcrowded buses and trains is making life even harder.
As more and more low-income Londoners are forced to relocate to outer London boroughs, the Mayor should be reacting by investing in the bus service and delivering safe, appealing cycle routes that people want to use for their commute to work. He should not be pushing road-building projects aimed at encouraging driving, especially when the majority of low-income families in London don't own a car.
London could face riots if transport system is not improved, TfL boss claims
Sir Peter Hendy, the head of Transport for London, says London's transport crisis 'risks sparking riots' if more is not done to improve services on the network.
In an interview with the Guardian, he warned of 'social unrest' if low paid workers living on the outskirts of the capital could not commute more easily into the centre of the city for work.
London's poor don't live in Harrow Road, they live in Enfield and Tolworth and if you can't get them to jobs they want, your city's going to be in a bad way: it's not going to progress and contribute to national economic growth.
The stakes are pretty high. If you're not able to increase transport capacity, and people find accessing work impossible, you risk social unrest. You can expect trouble.
He also claimed that without new rail lines and major infrastructure projects, such as Crossrail 2 being started immediately, overcrowding in central London could reach "overwhelming" levels. Crossrail 2 is expected to take at least 15 years to complete.
Plans to cut frontline tube staff revealed
New figures obtained by a London Assembly member have revealed that Transport for London is planning to cut around a fifth of staff working in stations across the network.
The proposals would see staffing cut at 216 stations with around 588 workers due to be cut in total across the network.
London Assembly Labour group transport spokesman Val Shawcross said the impact would vary across the capital but some stations could see as much as a 58% reduction in staff.
TfL Broadway plans attract more criticism from Green Party
Plans by TfL to redevelop 55 Broadway, the home of London Underground, have attracted further criticism from the Green Party today over an apparent lack of affordable housing in the plans.
"Rapidly rising prices and rents, are major reasons why Londoners are feeling priced out of their own city. The Mayor should be using every opportunity he has to increase the amount of social housing in London, as that is the best way of putting a brake on run-a-way prices.
Instead, the Mayor is adding fuel to a rising property market by allowing Transport for London to build and sell luxury flats in central London and Earls Court...
...The Mayor is selling the family silver, whilst leaving Londoners without any long term benefit in terms of housing that will stay affordable.
- ITV Report
TfL Broadway development under fire
TfL has announced plans to redevelop 55 Broadway, the historic home of London Underground. But the plans are under fire from Labour.Read the full story ›


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French Dip Sandwich
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|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Beef bouillon cubes
|2 Tablespoon, finely chopped
|Soy sauce
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|Crusty rolls
1. In a medium sized sauce pan, combine water, cubes and beef. Mix well and cook on a medium flame till well heated, while stirring occasionally.
2. Add soy sauce, onions and cook on a medium flame for 2 more minutes. Remove from flame and keep aside.
3. Transfer cooked sauce into a sauce boat and keep aside.
4. On a bread roll, place 2 beef slices. Follow same procedure for remaining rolls.
5. Arrange on a platter and serve with sauce.
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Calories 310 Calories from Fat 58
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 6 g8.9%
Saturated Fat 1.4 g6.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 30.8 mg10.3%
Sodium 1225 mg51%
Total Carbohydrates 44 g14.7%
Dietary Fiber 1.1 g4.5%
Sugars 2.3 g
Protein 19 g38.2%
Vitamin A 0% Vitamin C 0.46%
Calcium 6.4% Iron 22.8%
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i love the dignity of that gumball
Love your cosplays!! I'm thinking of doing a formal-ish Gumball too, and yours is something to look up to!
Ah, thanks! This actually used to be a Warden cosplay from Super Jail that my friend made. So it wasn't originally indented for Gumball, but we failed at making his original outfit so we figured this would be an okay outfit for him. Good luck on your cosplay tho! C: I bet it'll turn out awesome.
Hey, props for being resourceful! It worked out well though; looks fantastic! Aw thanks! I'm pretty excited with how it's been coming along, and definitely inspired now!
Your Gumball reminds me of Matt Smith as the doctor.
I've never watched Doctor Who because I'm a terrible person, but I feel flattered regardless.
Matt Smith is a pretty fancy fellow. ; u;
Matt Smith is a pretty fancy fellow. ; u;
This is my first comment on the site and I just want to say, I love this picture so much! It's all so perfect, especially the postures that you two have. The sort of proper, sitting up straight of Gumball and the care free slouching of Marshall. The costumes are amazing too, I love that pink hair, it is so just aggggggh! By the way that conveniently placed left hand(on gumballs hip) love it ;D I think you two are really great cosplays, and the one who posed as gumball: You look great in pink, that's not even a joke.
GOODNESS! ; ; You flatter me. Thanks so much.
My Gumball costume was originally supposed to be his official outfit, but your typical cosplay disasters happened, so I'm glad some people like the last minute outfit choice.
My Gumball costume was originally supposed to be his official outfit, but your typical cosplay disasters happened, so I'm glad some people like the last minute outfit choice.
My god you are a cute Gumball <3
Mm, nice cosplay
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American English: /koʊˈɑp(ə)rədɪv/ British English: /kəʊˈɒp(ə)rətɪv/
Translation of cooperative in Spanish:
- 1 (obliging)(attitude)he was very cooperative
de colaboración
cooperativose mostró muy dispuesto a cooperar or a colaborarthe children weren't very cooperativelos niños pusieron poco de su parteExample sentences
- Yet since the contracts in question have already been written, a co-operative response from the developers is essential if the new approach is to succeed.
- They were very co-operative and helpful but their recollection was poor.
- The company are appealing for your support in this matter and would like a full and co-operative response from the public at large.
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- Personal responsibility, used in this way, is opposed to the concept of an inter-dependent and mutually co-operative community.
- The earlier interest in voluntary associational schemes, such as land settlement communes and cooperative enterprises, lapsed.
- Much more common are cooperative agreements between local TV stations and the newspapers in those communities, says Northwestern's Gordon.
- The land was once used by local Mexican farmers as public-owned cooperative farms.
- According to the tribe, their cooperative businesses have turned a profit every year since 1986.
- This led to the creation of large, industrialized, cooperative farms.
- 3 (collective)(farm)cooperative society/store cooperative building (US) → co-op 2
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Modeled on MTV's The Real World, this glossy production follows the exploits of four barely legal beauties (three of them blonde) as they enjoy a sex-drenched holiday on the beaches of Mexico. The tanned, toned and lithe babes are naturally gorgeous, as is the location photography. A threeway lesbian shower scene is a highlight, while the boy-girl pairings all resemble Hustler pictorials come to life. Bunny Luv looks especially hot as she takes it doggie-style. Voice-over narration lets the viewer know what the nubile cuties are thinking ("Her pussy tastes like a creamsicle"; was this written by that kid in fourth grade who told this reviewer that "Cunts taste like Fruit Stripe gum"?) Brief spanking and peeing adds kink to the proceedings. Overall, this video upholds the Flynt standard of picture-perfect sleaze.


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"Never heard anyone say Jerry was overrated"
There is always a first time.
"very deep era"
He was beaten by Ellis, who was a puffed up middleweight with a mediocre record at middle.
The real big names of the era--Ali, Frazier, Norton--destroyed him--Liston-He did not fight Liston. Machen--beat him. Chuvalo--ko'd him.
He was never one of the top three active heavies, if that high. Ellis was better and I once watched Ellis lose to Don Fullmer on TV.
*Quarry "toughness"
He was stopped 6 times in 66 fights (all before reaching 30)--that is simply not the record of a super tough fighter.
Ellis scaled 201lbs when he fought Frazier for all the titles, that is heavier than any class man Jeffries ever beat. Three of Quarry's six stoppage losses were by cut eyes. Quarry fought every hard puncher that would fight him , Foreman and Liston did not. Quarry beat Foster,Lyle and Shavers, three of the biggest punchers of their era, none of the three floored him.
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I found this photo in an antique store in Southeast Texas. Back of photo has Daisy Dean Bridges-38-July 23, 1914--Gr.Pa. age 83, March 6, 1915--"Taken one lonley June day when our roses was so closely by the front door. I also look like the last rose of summer." I would be glad to return this photo to a family member.
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Slipped our lines in Port Antonio at 11:30 this morning and are now about 20 nm south of Jamaica's south eastern corner. Beautiful sailing conditions, running downwind in 15kn of wind under a twistle-rigged genoa and clear starry skies. Our friend Bill arrived in Jamaica yesterday and joins us for this leg to Panama - we're very happy to have him aboard! We thoroughly enjoyed our short stay in Jamaica and think Port Antonio must be among the most under-rated cruising destinations in the Caribbean. Very friendly people in a beautiful setting.
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I exchanged e-mails with this guy who plays in the band in Village Theater's production of Tommy. Given last week's hilarious brouhaha about my spoof review, I'm posting the exchange.
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Sent: Fri, June 8, 2007 9:11 am
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: The Who's Tommy
Hi Josh,
I recently read your review of Issaquah's "The Who's Tommy," and it certainly inspires questions. First, I won't hide - I play in the band for the show. Having said that, I'm not writing this to go on the offensive. I read all reviews with respect for the reviewer's opinion, and I take no offense if a reviewer dislikes a production for any reason.
I do have to ask, how familiar are you with the story and history of "Tommy?" The show is certainly not a new work, as you state in your review ("new musical premiering…", having originally been written by The Who in 1968, produced as
an Opera (by the Seattle Opera company in 1970), a movie in 1975 (starring Ann-Margret, Elton John, Jack Nicholson, Eric Clapton, and others), and as a Bro adway hit in 1992 winning five Tony awards, including best score. Each production includes necessary story elements, including the Acid Queen, World War 2, and Pinball. All I can conclude from reading your review is that you are not familiar with Tommy, nor with the Who in general.
Again, I'm not here to convince you that your opinion of the show is right or wrong. The public decides this for themselves, and given that other mainstream reviews have been positive and ticket sales are brisk, I think success speaks for itself. You don't have to like the show at all, but I have to admit - your review does read as if you did not do your homework. Sorry to say. Responses and open discussion welcome.
John High, and no I'm not a "self-indulgent Issaquah Hippie."
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I'm 400 million years old. I've had The Who's Tommy in my record collection since I was 12. It was a joke. I didn't like the shows devout veneration of classic rock. That worship contradicted Tommy's whole point. Townshend wrote Tommy because he was freaked out by the fact that rock was turning teens into zombie fans. He was spoofing rock worship. But the Village theater show goes as far as to end with rock icons as deities. That move represented everything the show was against. Since you guys were so hung up on the power of classic rock, I figured I'd spoof you by saying your show was derivative of Radiohead.
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I learned KRL (Knowledge Representation Language) recently in an AI course and found it fascinating that Description Logics is the family of formal Knowledge Representation Languages for the Semantic Web. Furthermore, in Description Logic, it is more simple and tractable to represent the knowledge than in First-Order predicate logic.
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Andreas - does the workaround not work for you? Thomas indicated that it solved the issue, and that we just need to build a permenent fix. As the last sentence in my previous post noted, this may not even be something we can uniformly handle perfectly, but will look into it further when we address this, but if the workaround posted does not work, then clearly we don't yet have the full bug report.
Yes, I have been able to implement a workaround. Since some columns are of type BigDecimal, there where other difficulties: parsing the text is implemented via Double. So typing 0.1 and leaving the field led to 0.099999999999999638582765...
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Get real Region 2 will be similar to last year out the first round. No question! Region 1 and 4 very similar chance to the second round. Region 3 will go all the way.
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Outside of Valor, who was the "real" challenge for Bingham? Bingham often starts out giving up a first drive TD. And Brighton actually was down 7-0 I believe and then went down and tied it up. 7-0 doesn't constitute a challenge. It constitutes their defense getting dialed in on what the offense is doing.
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One word to describe each 5A region.
Region 1. ---Mediocre
Region 2. ---Weak
Region 3. --- Dominating
Region 4. ---Tenacious
Region 3. Rolls to State Champions. End of 2013 football season!
- 7:54 a.m. Oct. 31, 2013
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Taylorsville deserves one more shout out before their game tomorrow with Alta. These boys have worked hard all year to get to this point of the season. They have the weapons both offensively and defensively to shut down Alta. There is not a lineman on Alta's team that can block Mori Savini one on one or double team. If Alta does double team Mori that will leave someone with one blocker. Don't kid yourself, Taylorsville is big and fast and can mess with game plans. Taylorsville has nothing to lose playing Alta. Alot of people have Alta beating Taylorsville already and are moving them to the semi's to play Bingham. That is enough fuel for a coach like Rod Wells to motivate his team to play hard tomorrow. Rod and his coaching staff had done a great job this year getting their boys ready to play. The game against West ment nothing. They needed to rest their boys and that's what they did. Rod, Mori and the rest of the Taylorsville team are a bunch of studs and ready to give Alta the business tomorrow. Magic happens!! Go Taylorsville!!!!!
- 8:51 a.m. Oct. 31, 2013
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I know nothing about Taylorsville except they have had a great year. They should be proud of their success. 2 years ago, Syracuse, a 4 seed, we're told they had no chance against powerhouse Alta. defense can't hold hawks down. Guess what? 16-10 Titans. Last year, Titans, 1seed, couldn't stop the hawks, too much offense, defense too small. Result, Titans win again. Just sayin, Play your game and don't believe the hype. There is a reason they are a 4 seed.
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Liff,nicely said. Go Taylorsville!!!!!!!
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@ Spokane Ute.
"It seems to me that there are way too many classifications and too many teams make the playoffs in Utah."
In Washington, there are also 6 classifications. 88 teams making the playoffs.
"Here in Washington, you better take first or second in your region to make the playoffs."
Not true. Take a look at the brackets. There are #4 and #5 seeded teams all over with some districts sending their #6 place teams.
"Most teams in state have no more than 2 loses. No team with a losing record goes to state here"
Again, not true. Check the records. 88 teams do not have 2 or less losses, and, yes, there are teams with losing records that make the playoffs.
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Just a fun time seeing teams advance and the agony of defeat. RES is the best place to see the tourney. Can't wait see the East vs Logan and Brighton vs Jordan rematch and Bingham vs Alta rematch. And then there was four at RES.
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