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Have bought and sold items at Baggio since they opened up. Great place, nice people, good buys on truly designer items. Highly recommend them.
My favorite store! – My experiences at Baggio have always been positive. I find the staff to be both friendly and helpful. I've made many purchases at this store (designer shoes, purses, coats, sweaters, cocktail dresses, etc.) and have always been happy with the price and with the quality of my purchases. Despite the fact that this is a consignment shop, you'll find that many of the items for sale (including purses and shoes) have never been used.
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It would only take one visit to Baggio to realize that the negative comments are totally untrue. Norma and her staff are the best!
Confused – I did vist this place and the negative comments are all true. I have no idea why there are any positive
comments at all. This place is the worst business I have shopped....sloppy, dirty and that Norma is a real
piece of work; however she did not faze met at all.
She tries to be intimidating but ladies just stand
up to her. For all of you that left your items there you should have a contract do you not...then take her
to small claims court unless you left items without
a contract which is underhand business. I will never
go back and if you are smart you will seek out the other fine consignment stores that do want the business. ......Wise up ladies.....
I would not recommend anyone to consign or shop here – I bought this dress that was very expensive only to bring it home and find a huge stain on it. I mentioned this to Norma, the owner, and she told me that I need to look harder at the clothes I buy, this is a thrift store after all! Geez... Also, I did not receive any money for the clothes and jewelry I consigned here. I spoke to the Norma who was very friendly at one point but was very disrespectful and unprofessional the day I spoke with her. She informed me that all of my items sold and that I would be getting a check but it never came. Called three times and never heard back. I thought this was a great idea to "recycle" my old clothes but it was the biggest mistake not to mention I lost all of my valuable things I will never get back! Live and Learn I guess. Do yourself a favor and don't shop or consign here, you will regret it. I do.
Absolutely wonderful – You cant read the negative reviews here, they are unfair and not true. Baggios and the staff are great, the store is beautiful and the clothes are magnificient. Consigning with them is a breeze and I have had nothing but great experiences with Norma and the staff. Go try them out, you will be very pleased!
AWESOME PLACE TO SHOP!! – Her staff is wonderful and her new store is beautiful. If you dont see what you want just ask her, I bet she has it in the back! Cant imagine shopping anywhere else!! Check out her new store!!
Treated Badly – You are supposed to get 50% of the price that sells. That never happened. I got NOTHING. Norma, the owner, was supposed to pay me for the things I left to consign but NEVER did. She said she sent me a check in the mail but it never came. I told her and she refused to pay me and the remaining things I left there she refused to return. She chained that its now her property and she can keep whatever is left in her store for herself. I left some $$$ things and will never get anything for them. A ran into a former employee at Baggio and I was told that this happens a LOT. The way Baggio stays in business is that she rarely pays any of her cosigners or pays them a very small amount to keep them from asking to many questions. The blond lady is so snubby and rude and Norma is down right vulgar and disrespectful.
If you don't care about receiving any money then bring your things here! If you are a size 0, 6 foot tall and look like a model and are super rich white west end women, they will LOVE you!
Please stay away from this place! You are treated so badly and you never get any money for what you consign here! You are really cheated badly here. A place like this should not be allowed to be in business!
None – NONE
A great gift for Richmond – Norma Santamaria has the contacts and client base to bring in wonderful, high quality clothing and accessories often not seen in the Richmond area. Items are usually gently used, but some are new from top designers. Norma and her sales staff are fashion savvy and helpful. Baggio has often been able to locate items for me that I could not find for myself. Their advice on how to combine clothes and accessories for a truly unique and finished image is not something I have encountered anywhere else.
I travel extensively and really don't shop anywhere else in Richmond for clothing, since the large cities I routinely visit offer as much and more than I can find in traditional fine fashion retail stores.
I am truly grateful that we have Baggio. You have to try it to appreciate what this store brings. I trust them to make me look good.
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I'm looking for ideas to add to our list. We're looking for powerful, vintage names. We'd love to hear your suggestions. Thank you!Mom to two beautiful boys Milo Joseph and Caleb Edward with a girl on the way
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The only name that popped into my head was Iris, I think it suits your sons names and your other girls names.Hadewych Ebba Aurora
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Located on Palmdale Blvd. just west of 45th Street East in Palmdale California, this 12.55 acre commercial property with Palmdale C2 zoning offers an exceptional investment potential. This is an area of current and future development with an Urgent Care/Medical Facility to the west, a proposed large scale mall and theater complex across Palmdale Blvd. to the north, single family residential to the south and a Target center to the east. The subject property is highly visible from Palmdale Blvd., which is a main thoroughfare for the Palmdale area, with approximately 700 feet of frontage. Opportunities like this are few and far between in Southern California and as a result of the economy, the timing is perfect! Cooperative seller may carry paper and will look at all creative and interesting offers.
Retiring owner is selling an established and thriving small Convenience Store, Gas Station and Automotive Service Garage. Located in a busy Pearblossom Highway (State Route 138) just close to Little Rock and Palmdale. This is a Multiple Buildings Property, Repair Shop with 3,000 sq ft, Store with 872 sq ft and Small building with 340 sq ft. Store and Gas Station is rented. The Commercial Business is located in a 1.74 acres lot and it is included in the sale. The Zoning is LCC3 (Unlimited Commercial Zone), buyer to do all the investigations and permit uses. Please do not disturb Tenants and/or speak with workers. For showing please make appointment 24 hrs in advance, Listing Agent to be present
Excellent opportunity! Income-Commercial-Multi Residential-Restaurant Mixed use property. Includes 5 appartment/bungalows, a single family residence, a machine shop/garage and restaurant all located on the corner of Pearblossom Highway (138) and 128th Street East. Exceptional high traffic location on major highway East of Palmdale to/from Las Vegas traffic. This would be ideal for a shopping center/strip mall. Currently leased to restaurant with plenty of parking. Two Parcels: #13 is 53,680 feet #14 is 17,398 total st ft appx 71,078 (1,218 acres). Rents could total $6,450.00 per month. Great site for TV/Commercial locations as well. Many commercials/shows filmed at site.
Perfect home for sports enthusiast,retirement or second home retreat. Located near wrightwood ski slopes, the famous Abby, and local punch bowl. Fishing and the like are all in your backyard just a few miles away.This price includes 1.6 acre horse property in a small gated community of pearblossom height about 1 mile from the property.Construction was completed in 2005. Truly a must see home.
This is a Standard Sale. Home of Choice/Concurrent Close. This home is just perfect! 3 + 2 ranch style, single story home with tile roof. Large family style kitchen with tons of cabinet space. Eat in kitchen area leads to coverd patio. Living room with beautiful brick fireplace and insert for efficiency. Large bedrooms w/ceiling fans. Huge Man Cave! Workshop w/bathroom. Shop w/compressed air, shelves, cabinets & plenty of storage. Seperate covered RV/work area in back. Property is completely fenced.
This Pearblossom ranch home enjoys gorgeous mountain and desert views and nearly a half acre of horse property. This newer home features a modern design with a Great Room that includes the spacious living room with freestanding fireplace and open kitchen with granite counters, an abundance of cabinetry and an island/breakfast bar. Down the hallway, the master bedroom includes a private bath and large closet and two more sizable bedrooms and another full bath offer ample living space. Parking and storage are provided with the attached three-car garage. The land is level and ready for gardening, animals and enjoying the endless vista views.
Located in the quaint, rural town of Pearblossom, these two flat, level parcels (3038-017-014/015) are perfect for a spec-builder, or for a builder/owner. To be sold as a package, one parcel consists of 5.78 acres, the other 3.19 acres. Build-out both parcels, or build-out 1 and sell the other. The entire property has 4 street corners and 4 street frontages, two of which are paved, county-maintained streets. The parcels are bounded by paved Ave. V12 (north boundary), paved 126th St. E. (east boundary), Ave. V14 (south boundary) and 125th S. E. (east boundary). There is L.A. County water in the street, with a fire hydrant on the northwest corner of parcel 3038-017-014. Great Mountain views, quiet, rural setting. Owner is willing to carry with the right terms!!!
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Some recognized prejudices
'Doing research in population biology without mathematical and/or computer simulation models is like playing tennis without a net or boundary lines'. (Stolen with modification from Robert Frost)
'Data may be a crutch for the insecure, but really self-confident scientists subject their hypotheses to tests that can reject them'
'Just because a project may be useful, doesn't mean it's not interesting, high-quality and delicious to work on Science.'
'For us, natural and not-so-natural selection is about dN/dt and not dN/dS.'
All models and model systems are wrong, some are useful. (Borrowed with a "friendly ammendent from George Box)
Our research includes mathematical and computer simulation modeling and in vitro and laboratory animal experiments on the population and evolutionary biology of bacteria and their viruses and accessory genetic elements. In addition to investigations addressing precious academic ecological and evolutionary questions, we also do studies applying population dynamic and evolutionary theory and experiments to health-related problems. Among the latter are investigations of the epidemiology of pathogenic bacteria, antimicrobial chemotherapy and the evolution of resistance, the pharmacodynamics and pharamacokinetics of antibiotics and the within-host population and evolutionary dynamics of bacterial infections and their treatment with antibiotics.
The following is a list the projects on which we are currently (February 2013) working on or recently completed and the names of the primary investigator(s) involved in these studies. Unless otherwise noted, BRL's role in these endeavors is more that of a producer, advisor, prodder, kibitzer, modeler, programmer, occasional, overpaid technician, editor and general busybody rather than a day-to-day collaborator. For more information about these projects, write to the first named investigator listed for that project.
Those projects in bold print have been recently published or are at the stage where we are ready to show them off = draft manuscripts describing the results of some or all elements of these projects are available. You are welcome to copies of these manuscripts. You are also welcome to information about the goals, status and major results of our other ongoing projects. Just write to Bruce or the first named investigator.
- A theoretical and experimental study of the population and evolutionary dynanics of bacteria in physically structured habitats. Bruce R. Levin in collaboration with Howie Weiss (Dept. of Mathematics, GA Tech)
- An experimental study of the contributions of the physiological state to the pharmacodynamics of antibiotics and the treatment of Staphylococcus aureus. Klas Udekwu (former Postdoc) and Bruce R. Levin.
- Immunological surveillance, senescence and the incidence and distribution of adult onset cancers: a model a review, a perspective and predictions. Bruce R. Levin, Pierre Ankomah, Ralph V. Evans and Steve Frank (UC Irvine)
- The population and evolutionary dynamics of bacteriophage and bacteria with CRISPR-mediated immunity: Mathematical models and real work, population dynamic and evolutionary experiments and molecular biology with Streptococcus thermophilus and its phage 2972, Rayshawn Holmes and Bruce R. Levin in collaboration with Rodolphe Barrangou (North Carolina State) and Sylvain Moineau (University of Laval, Quebec)
- The population and evolutionary dynamics of conjugative plasmids and bacteria: an excursion into the downside of CRISPR-mediated immunity in Staphyloccoccus epidermidis. In collaboration with Luciano Marraffini and his students at the Rockefeller University.
- Population growth and antibiotic pharmacodynamics of bacteria growing in physically structured habitats - Xinxian (Abigail) Shao, Jason Jeong, Justin Kim, Ilya Nemenman, Howie Weiss and Bruce Levin
- The pharmaco- and population dynamics of sub-MIC antibiotic treatment of Staphylococcus. aureus - Catherine Friberg, Klas Udekwu, Jessica Coates, Daniel Cox, Hanne Ingmer and Bruce Levin
- The pharmaco- and population dynamics of antibiotic treatment of Streptococcus pneumoniae and Staphylococcus aureus as planktonic cells and in biofilms associated with mammalian epithelia. Jeniffer Concepcion-Acevedo, Jorge Vidal and Bruce Levin.
- A theoretical study of the contribution of the innate and adaptive immune response to thepopulation and evolutionary dynamics of antibiotic treatment. Pierre Ankomah and Bruce Levin
- The population and evolutionary dynamics of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and its phages. Waqus Nasir Chaudhry and Bruce Levin
Some recent publications from our Lab: For an almost complete list of our articles, click on "Publications"
Jiang W, Maniv I, Arain F, Wang Y, Levin BR, et al. (2013) Dealing with the Evolutionary Downside of CRISPR Immunity: Bacteria and Beneficial Plasmids. PLoS Genet 9(9): e1003844. doi:10.1371/journal.pgen.100384 [PDF]
Turrientes, MC Levin, BR, Martínez,JL, Ripoll, A, Baquero, MR Rodríguez-Domínguez,M, González-Alba, JM, Cantón,R, Baquero, F. and Galán, JC, 2013, Emergence of Normo-Mutable Variants from a Escherichia coli Mutator Clinical Strain During a Long-Term Serial Passages Experiment PLoS One: Volume 8 | Issue 9 | e72963 [PDF]
- Ankomah, P, P.T.Johnson and B. R. Levin (2013) The Pharmaco –, Population and Evolutionary Dynamics of Multi-Drug Therapy Experiments with S. aureus and E. coli and Computer Simulations 9(4) e1003300 [PDF]
- Levin, B.R., S. Moineau, M. Bushman, R. Barrangou (2013) The population and evolutionary dynamics of phage and bacteria with CRISPR-mediated immunity. PLoS Genetics 9: 3 e1003312 [PDF]
- Johnson, P.J.T. and B.R. Levin (2013) Pharmacodynamics, population dynamics and the evolution of persistence in Staphyloccus aureus. PLoS Genetics Vol 9, Issue 1, e1003123 [PDF]
- Kirby, A.E (2013) Synergistic action of gentamicin and bacteriophage in a continuous culture population of Staphyloccus aureus. PLoS One Vol. 7, Issue 11, e51057 [PDF]
- Kirby, A.E., K. Garner and B.R. Levin (2012) The relative contributions of physical structure and cell density to the antibiotic susceptibility of bacteria in bioflims. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy 56(6) 2867-2975 [PDF]
- Udekwu, K and B.R. Levin (2012) Staphylococcus aureus in continuous culture: A tool for the rational design of antibiotic treatment PLoS one Vol. 7 Issue 7m e3866 [PDF]
- Chien, Y-W, B.R. Levin and K. Klugman (2012) The anticipated severity of a "1918-like" influenza pandemic in contemporary populations: the contribution of antibacterial interventions [PDF]
- Ankomah, P and B. R. Levin (2012) Two-drug antimicrobial chemotherapy: A mathematical model and experiments with Mycobacterium marinum. Plos Pathogens 8: 1 e1002487 [PDF]
- Wei, Y. A, Kirby and B.R. Levin (2011) The population and evolutionary dynamics of Vibrio cholerae and its bacteriophage: conditions for maintining phage-limited communities Amer, Natur. 178:715-725.[PDF]
- Wei, Y, Z. Wang, J. Liu, I. Nemenman, A.H. Singh, H. Weiss and B.R. Levin (2011) The population dynamics of bacteria in physically structured habitats and the adaptive virtue of random motility. PNAS 108:4047-4052 [PDF]
- Levin, B.R. (2011) Population geneticists discover bacteria and their genetic/molecular epidemiology. IN Population Genetics of Bacteria: A Tribute to Thomas S. Whittam, S.T. Walk and P.C. Fang Editors. ASM Press [PDF]
- Haber, M. B.R. Levin and P. Kramarz (2010) Antibiotic control of antibiotic resistance in hospitals: A simulation study. BMC Infectious Diseases 10:254 [PDF]
- Levin, B.R. (2010) Nasty viruses, costly plasmids, population dynamics and the conditions for maintaining CRISPR-mediated adaptive immunity in bacteria. PLoS Genetics 10:6 E1001171 [PDF]
- Wei, Y, P. Ocampo and B. R. Levin (2010) An Experimental study of the population and evolutionary dynamics of vibrio cholerae O1 and the Bacteriophage JSF4. Proc. Royal Soc. Lond. B On Line [PDF]
- Levin, B.R. and K. Udekwu (2010) The population dynamics of antibiotic treatment: a mathematical model and hypotheses for time-Kill and continuous culture experiments. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy 54(8): 3414-3426 [PDF]
- Margolis, E. A. Yates, and B.R. Levin (2010) The ecology of nasal colonization of Streptococcus pneumoniae, Haemophilus influenzae and Staphylococcus aureus: the role of competition and interactions with host's immune response. BMC Microbiology 2010, 10:59 doi:10.1186/1471-2180-10-59 [PDF]
- Cornejo OE, McGee, L. and DE Rozen (2010). Polymorphic competence peptides does not restrict recombination in Streptococcus pneumoniae. Molecular Biology and Evolution 27(3): 694-702. [PDF] [Supplementary Online Materials]
- Johnsen, P.J and B.R. Levin (2010) Adjusting to alien genes. Molecular Microbiology On Line [PDF]
- Levin, B.R. and O.E. Cornejo (2009) The population and evolutionary dynamics of homologous gene recombination in bacteria. PLoS Genetics 5 (8) e1000601 [PDF]
- Johnsen, P.J, D. Dubnau, and B. R. Levin (2009) Episodic selection and the maintenance of competence and natural transformation in Bacillus subtilis GENETICS 181: 1521-1533 [PDF]
- Udekwu, K, N. Parrish, P. Ankomah, , F. Baquero and BR Levin (2009) Functional relationship between cell density and the efficacy of antibiotics. Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy 63:745-767 [PDF]
- Margolis, E. (2009) Hydrogen peroxide mediated interference competition by Streptococcus pneumoniae has no significant effect on Staphylococcal nasal colonization of neonatal rats J. Bact. 191: 571-575 [PDF]
- Cornejo, O.E., D. Rozen, R.M. May and B.R. Levin (2009) Oscillations in continuous culture populations ofStreptococcus pneumoniae: Population dynamics and the evolution of clonal suicide (Proceeding Royal Society B, 276: 999-1008 [PDF] [Supplemental On Line Material]
- Handel, A, E. Margolis and B.R. Levin (2008) Exploring the role of the immune response in preventing antibiotic resistance Journal of Theoretical Biology 256:666-662 [PDF]
- Margolis, E. and B. R. Levin (2008) The evolution of bacteria-host interactions: virulence and the immune over-response. IN "Introduction to the Evolutionary Biology of Bacterial and Fungal Pathogens " J-A. Gutteriez and F.M. Baquero Editors (ASM Press) [PDF] Also published in "Microbial Evoiution and Co-Adaptation: A Tribute to the Life and Scientific Legacies of Joshua Lederberg (2009) P. 137:157 ( http://www.nap.edu/catalog/12586.html) For the whole Pathogen Evolution Chapter[PDF]
- Lemonnier , M, B.R. Levin, T. Romeo, K, Garner, M-R. Baquero, J. Mercante, E. Lemichez, F. Baquero, and J. Blázquez (2008) Evolution of contact-dependent inhibition in non-growing populations of E. coli. Proc. Roy. Society B Proc. Royal Soc. B. 275:3-10[PDF] [Supplemental On Line Material]
- Margolis, E. and B.R. Levin 2007 Within–Host Evolution for the Invasiveness of Commensal Bacteria: an experimental study of bacteremias resulting from Haemophilus influenzae nasal carriage, Journal of Infectious Disease 175: 1069-1075.[PDF]
- Rozen, D. E. L.E. McGee, B.R. Levin and K. P. Klugman (2007) .The fitness costs of fluoroquinolone resistance in Streptococcus pneumoniae. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, 51:412-416.[PDF]
- Meltz-Steinberg, K. and B.R. Levin (2007) Grazing protozoa and the evolution of the Escherichia coli O157:H7 Shigatoxin-encoding prophage. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B Series (Biology) 274: 1921 - 1929.[PDF]
- Lipsitch, M., T. Cohen, M. Murray, B.R. Levin (2007) Antiviral resistance and the control of pandemic influenza. PLoS Med 41: e15.[PDF]
Current research support (grants):
Theoretical and experimental studies of the population and evolutionary dynamics of antibiotic treatment. National Institutes of Health 9R01GM091875-12


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Vols' Children's Crusade comes of age
Man plans, God laughs
Tennessee's Derek Dooley estimated at last summer's SEC Media Days that he'd be taking the field in the fall with a roster composed of 70 percent freshmen and sophomores. He's got 19 returning starters for 2012, mostly juniors now. But is that a positive, given last season's gutting, galling results? Dooley paused for a moment in his office on the afternoon of his third spring game as head coach of the Vols. "You know, that's a good question."
The Vols went 5-7 in 2011. Tennessee's last 5-7 season, in 2008, followed a 10-win 2007 campaign and division title for Phil Fulmer. It was his second losing season in 16 full years as UT's head coach, and it got him fired. Dooley is now 11-14 in two seasons on Rocky Top, where new university leadership thought a fourth head coach in five years might be a bit much. But in six years? Almost sounds reasonable in these impatient times, where coaches like Turner Gill are being canned two years into massive rebuilding projects like Kansas. Three years is almost certainly not enough time in which to judge Dooley's reign in Knoxville given the maelstrom of misery he inherited, but if Tennessee doesn't turn it around on the field in 2012, it's almost certainly all he will get.
"We're not there yet," Dooley told SI.com, tracing the scars on the Volunteers left by Fulmer's ousting and Lane Kiffin's subsequent bolting. "But all those anchors are in the past. Between three head coaches in three years, five strength coaches in that short time, a change in the presidential level, a change at the athletic director level, the NCAA cloud hanging over our program, and of course all the attrition. It put us in a challenging position, but the good news is, that's a thing of the past. We have a lot more maturity. We're a little bit older.
"And sometimes, when you have a really bad season, there's the embarrassment pushing you, of 'We don't want this to happen again.'"
The Vols' 2011 season seemed in many ways to be happening to them rather than being a product of their own conscious efforts. Starting tailback Tauren Poole sustained a back injury against Florida in Week 3, right around the time star receiver Justin Hunter was felled by a torn ACL. After a bye week and a breather against Buffalo, Tennessee entered a peril-fraught patch of scheduling that saw the Vols face, over a five-week stretch, eventual division champs Georgia, then-No. 1 LSU, then-No. 2 Alabama, then-No. 13 South Carolina and then-No. 8 Arkansas. Starting quarterback Tyler Bray broke his throwing-hand thumb against Georgia and missed the entire rest of that crucial run. Poole took another blow with a hamstring injury against Georgia. Starting strong safety Brent Brewer tore his ACL over Halloween weekend against South Carolina. At one point, against Alabama in Week 8, the Vols were reduced to yanking freshman quarterback Justin Worley's redshirt. Against the eventual national champs, that went about as well as one might expect.
Tennessee lost all five games, got Bray back out on the field before he was quite able to grip the football again, righted itself briefly against Vanderbilt — and then locked down a losing season with a 10-7 loss to a Kentucky team that was itself starting a wide receiver at quarterback. The injuries had piled up catastrophically, and Bray was that week reportedly battling both his own unhealed hand and a case of the flu, but Kentucky football had been Tennessee football's binky for 26 years of the nation's longest uninterrupted active rivalry win streak, always there to soothe frazzled teams with a season-ending victory. Knoxville isn't a small town, but it's good at acting like one, and sports radio erupted with cries of ,"Well, if he can't even get Tyler Bray to wear a surgical mask to class from getting the sniffles, I don't know if Derek Dooley's the man for this job, PAAAOWL." Sourced and unsourced reports flew of rancorous locker room discord. Assistant coaches peeled off for other jobs.
Dooley, putting perhaps the only positive spin possible on such a finale, said the December downtime "really allowed me a lot of time to reflect on what we're doing as an organization, to ensure we don't go through that again.
"I've told the team this. Where I let the team down first was making too many excuses for them because they were young. I told them I failed them in that regard, that our level of accountability to do things the way we need to do them has got to get better, and that it starts at the top. Secondly, you have to be able to recruit and build depth to where two or three injuries don't devastate you, and unfortunately we weren't there in our program.
"We had about 13 seniors, and really only three that played. So you can imagine how hard that was on some guys. We had a sophomore class that was kind of the bulk of the team, who were not quite ready to be leaders. They weren't quite mature enough to understand what it takes to win football games. And then you had a freshman class, 17 of them playing, who were just trying to survive."
An offseason of rarely paralleled bleakness did lead to a highly regarded signing class. Now, who will lead the Vols in the huddle? "That's what we're waiting on," Dooley said. "I told the offense the other day, I like to ask them who our bell cow is in this room. If we don't have a bell cow, or two bell cows or three bell cows, it's hard to make that jump as a team."
An answer may come in the form of pure returning talent, from three crucial pieces whose 2011 careers were cut short.
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For perhaps the first time in his Tennessee career, Bray actually looks like he's carrying the 213 pounds he's credited with in the media guide without including his cleats and helmet. While we waited our turn to speak with the players this spring, Bray horsed around with Antonio Richardson, his new starting left tackle, and a young child who'd been taking in practice. The two took turns autographing a ball for the boy, and Richardson tossed him his gloves, with Bray cheekily instructing him on the finer points of selling the gloves on the open market. When the cameras came up, Bray snapped to, all business — another first. Whether it's his impending eligibility for the NFL draft, the weight of keeping the merry Bray-Hunter-Rogers band together for what may be its final season or that he's just gotten better at putting his game face on for the press, something or someone has gotten to Bray, and the "throw to randomly selected open receiver first, ask questions later" quarterback we've known is no longer in evidence. "We tended to get lackadaisical" in the past, Bray said, "and kinda go all over the place. It's fun to watch, but it's not good."
Bray missed the direst four games of that midseason horrorshow last season — LSU, Alabama, South Carolina and Arkansas — and turned in performances against Vanderbilt and Kentucky that displayed with painful clarity how far he was from fully recovered. It was quite the comedown from a freshman campaign that had brimmed with promise and broken records, and Dooley, for his part, credited Bray's sophomore tribulations for his work ethic entering his junior year.
"When you have early success, it's very difficult to recognize the amount of work and diligence it's going to take for you to have consistent success," said Dooley. "Tyler's got a lot of great qualities as a quarterback, and a lot of things that he has to continue developing on, and he's recognizing that, and hes getting better. But the most important thing has been his attitude, his outlook that 'Hey, I'm recognizing this is going to take a lot of work, and I'm willing to put the commitment into it.' A good quarterback is not just measured on statistics. He's going to get measured on wins and losses, and how he performs against top teams, and how he performs in clutch situations. He hasn't put together a body of work for that just yet."
Bray's second year under center for Tennessee began with a 5-for-30 outing in the spring game and ended with the streak-snapping loss to Kentucky. "Completing a few more passes, that'd help," Bray deadpanned when asked how he was treating this year's Orange and White game. He improved against the first team defense, going 14-for-26 for 156 yards and a touchdown. But Bray will be the first to pipe up (well, maybe the second after Dooley) and tick off everything he still has to work on before September: Decision-making process. Footwork. Mechanics.
Meanwhile Hunter, no bruiser to begin with, estimated he's still down seven pounds or so from his pre-ACL surgery weight, and will focus on regaining size and strength in summer workouts. Cloaked in a protective non-contact jersey, he candidly admitted his knee "doesn't feel normal at all." Defenders gave him a spun-glass berth on the field this spring, but he took a few licks and reacted well, according to his coaches. "He's taken a lot of snaps, and he has been knocked down," said Dooley. "He's been on the ground, he's jumped, he's blocked. So he's ready to go. The only thing he's missing are his strength levels."
As the closest thing the Vols have to a sure thing on the field, the Bray-Hunter-Rogers trio's progress is tightly monitored. "There' still a lot of continuity," said Dooley. "They haven't lost that. But they've got a lot of work to put into this summer, in the details. All that detail is the difference. And of course they have a real chemistry, the three of them, and hopefully that will pay dividends."
On the defensive side, one broken ankle last summer quite literally gutted the Vols, knocking middle linebacker and emotional defensive talisman Herman Lathers out for the entire 2011 season. "It feels a little weird still," Lathers said the afternoon before the spring game, flexing his latest repaired joint, "but I'm a hundred percent in terms of speed." He's also worked through groin and elbow injuries this spring, but has maintained a stranglehold on his starting job.
No stranger to steep comebacks — he beat bone cancer as a child, had his spleen removed after his freshman season while battling a blood disorder, and was recovering from shoulder surgery when his ankle fractured — Lathers' return is "the story of the spring," Dooley said. "He's got such tremendous respect on the team for what he's been through. Getting him in there for those two scrimmages and having him see, 'You know, I can do this, I'm back,' has been a real boost for him and a boost for our defense." Even with depth concerns at the position (the two-deep boasts converted defensive linemen and former fullback Channing Fugate), Dooley calls the linebackers the strength of the defense with Lathers back.
Look with favor upon a bold beginning
A complete restoration of the Tennessee passing triumvirate won't be enough on its own to vault the Vols to success in the SEC. They finished a bewildering 116th in rushing among FBS teams in 2011, with a persistently and repeatedly injured Poole making inconsistent progress behind a patchy line. With Poole off to the Panthers, the top tailback designation will fall to junior Rajion Neal or sophomores Marlin Lane and Devrin Young, all of whom are listed on Tennessee's post-spring depth chart with no No. 1 designation. Incoming freshman Davante Bourque, a Rivals four-star player out of Crowley, Louisiana, will join the chase in the fall.
"We've got three guys right now," said Dooley, "who are showing things that weren't shown last season by anybody." He praised Lane's consistency and Neal's speed and said he's been surprised by Young's explosive, big-play ability in spring ball. "I wasn't sure Devrin could play running back at this level," Dooley said, "but there's no doubt in my mind he can after watching him this spring." Apart from the work the tailbacks have put in, Dooley cited the renewed commitment to blocking made by the wideouts as one of the biggest factors in moving the ground game forward. "Da'Rick's a great example," Dooley said. "He's probably made more blocks this spring than he's made in two years."
Those backs will run behind the oft-maligned offensive line Dooley called "sort of a microcosm of our whole team. When I got here, we had on our entire roster one player who'd started on the offensive line, and he'd started three times. Now when you look at the number of snaps that our guys have had, it's a very experienced group." (This is about where we got sidetracked talking about whether that experience counted in the team's favor or against it.) "They've had an outstanding spring. They're playing with a little more purpose."
Though the returning O-linemen boast 99 combined starts, the guy drawing eyeballs this spring was the new No. 1 left tackle, a sophomore with zero starts to his credit. It helps that he's the biggest body on the line, clocking in at 6-foot-6 and 329 pounds. Did we mention his name is Tiny?
"You want the whole story? You got time?" Antonio Richardson asked, tracing the etymology of his nickname back to his sophomore year of high school, through years of being called Biggie Smalls, then Smalls, then Big Tiny (our favorite) and finally Tiny. Richardson is a genial giant, and has drawn raves from his coaches despite being the most inexperienced player on the line.
"Tiny's one of those personalities," said Dooley. "He's got tremendous leadership ability, he's got a great smile, he's very humble and he's a likable person. He's so driven to be good. He's been a real boost for us in that huddle."
The Vols have also gotten a boost from a near-total coaching turnover, which brought a new defensive coordinator (former Saban assistant Sal Sunseri), strength and conditioning coach and fresh faces coaching cornerbacks, safeties, running backs, both lines, tight ends and special teams. After most of the 2011 assistants left for other FBS jobs, is this an ill omen for a program entering a must-win season or a cleansing purge? This is Tennessee. It could be both. But the shuffle has brought one favorite son back to Knoxville: The most welcome new face has to be former Vol running back and program hero Jay Graham, plucked from South Carolina to coach his native position at his alma mater.
Dooley pointed to the hiring of fellow Sabanite Sunseri as the biggest offseason staffing jolt. "I have a history with him, and we talk the same language," Dooley said. "We've been in the same organization, so there's a lot of continuity at the coordinator level. And then a lot of these coaches have worked together in the past, so it's as seamless a transition as I've ever been a part of."
It remains to be seen, of course, whether the on-field adjustments will go as smoothly. Sunseri favors a 3-4 defense over the Vols' current 4-3 makeup, though the coaches hope to deploy both looks throughout the season. Sunseri has nine returning starters to work with, including Brewer and Lathers, and precious little time: Tennessee leads off this year's Chick-fil-A Kickoff Classic with a Friday night game against North Carolina State. It's far from a formidable early opponent, but there are few higher-profile settings in Week 1.
Breeding lilacs out of the dead land
The Orange & White game was full of hope, and holes. (And food-related trash talk: In one of our favorite spring traditions, the winning Vols side gets a steak dinner served on fine china, while the losers must settle for hot dogs on paper plates and, most cruelly, water with no ice, in the same dining room.) It's never easy to discern whether you're seeing offensive success or defensive struggles when it's teammate against teammate, so temper those quickening hearts at, for example, Lane's 106 yards and two touchdowns on nine carries, with the reminder that he went out against the second team defense. "OR" abounds on the post-spring depth chart. Young is tapped as the top return man, a position where Tennessee has experienced almost comical ineptitude for several seasons now. No starting field goal kicker or punter has been named, and no appetizing choices present themselves. The star receivers are back on form, but there's a void behind them. And the defense remains a work very much in progress.
But the Vols look better, albeit in spring ball, devoid as any spring ball is of much real meaning. It would be difficult not to look better than the last time we saw them, despondent in Lexington.
"I was never really as concerned about the future as most people," said Dooley. "These guys have been a fun group to coach, they're committed and they're working hard, and I know the results are gonna come."
Fair or not, they're going to have to.
Tennessee opens the 2012 season on Friday, August 31, versus North Carolina State in the Georgia Dome.


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Robert Pattinson is reportedly dating Dylan Penn.
But if you think that news is bombshell worthy, consider a report in the latest issue of Star:
The actor is allegedly making like Lamar Odom, according to the tabloid, having gone on a "cocaine bender" around Hollywood last month.
EEEK! We sure hope R. Patt is okay!
The Twilight Saga stud was "snorting bump after bump of cocaine" in the VIP area of the Viper Room club on September 7 and that was merely the supposed start of this star's drug-fueled run.
"Rob was doing coke all night," a witness tells Star.
"Rob tried to be subtle by scooping the coke out of a baggie with a key, but he was still in plain view of others in the room - and he looked like he knew exactly what to do."
The evening progressed at the Chateau Marmont, where Rob went "into the bathroom alone multiple times with the bag of cocaine" the magazine states.
The gathering then moved to Pattinson's home, as the actor "suggested that the guy with the coke break out the drug again. He was craving more and wanted the party to continue."
Seriously, dude. Slow down with that stuff. It's very dangerous.
This binge could be a sign of worse things to come, a source tells the tabloid, making it clear what Pattinson must do if he wishes to avoid the tragic faith of River Phoenix or Cory Monteith:
"He needs to stop hanging out with certain people who are not concerned for his well being."
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Brown posted a picture of himself and commented on his Twitter account that he looked old, despite only being 23. Johnson answered (with the assault of Rihanna in mind), "I know! Being a worthless piece of shit can really age a person." Instead of ignoring her comment or providing a clever answer, Brown went straight for a sexual abuse approach: "Take them teeth out when u sucking my dick HOE." Brown also tweeted that "Mom says hello … she told me not to shart in ur mouth, wanted me to shit right on your retina" and "Don't run for support now … Lol. Ur a comedic writer!!! If u can take a dick, u can take a joke."
Brown does not seem to be the most articulate person out there, but it is both offensive and rude (and upsettingly common) to try to shut a woman up by referring to sexual abuse or sexual activity and by making crude sexual comments. It also appears typical to put a woman down by using masculine power and sexual dominance. For example, we know that most men are much physically stronger than most women and therefore the threat of sexual assault is often a real concern to women. Perhaps this is why Brown attempted to scare Johnson with violent and sexual behavior. Since Brown has obviously been violent before the threat becomes more genuine than if he had not.
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Karin's Note: June 15, 2012
- 42nd Annual Juneteenth Festival
- Ward 3 Neighbors' Alliance Holds June Meeting
- Desert Museum Hosts Saturday Nights
- Tucson Fire Department Holds Swim Safety Event
- 15th Annual El Dia De San Juan Fiesta
- Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation Walking Tour
- PRO Neighborhoods Workshop on Leadership
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Dear Tucsonans,
Thank you for continuing to take an interest in your local government and City services. Some key issues that we have been considering this month, and would appreciate your input on are summarized below:
Street Repairs
A recent survey indicates that a solid majority of Tucsonans would be inclined to vote for a dedicated $100-$200 million bond exclusively for street repairs. Next week Mayor and Council will hold a Public Hearing (or call/email before Tuesday with your input!) to decide whether to refer the question to the November 2012 ballot.
Leading up to the meeting the City Manager's office will be posting more information on the cost of either a $100 million or $200 million package which would help us catch up on repairs/maintenance that have gone unfunded during the economic downturn. We had an aggressive program in place through 2008, which was cut as revenues shrank and the state legislature diverted gas tax dollars from AZ cities in order to balance their own budgets.
You can check the city's web site for more information in the coming days (http://cms3.tucsonaz.gov/). You can also see the materials we reviewed this past Tuesday at this link: http://www.tucsonaz.gov/sirepub/mtgviewer.aspx?meetid=1046&doctype=AGENDA
Code of Conduct
Last week Mayor and Council unanimously directed the City Attorney to draft an ordinance that outlines a Code of Conduct for elected and appointed City officials. We'll be modeling our Code on the City of Phoenix's Code and will likely adopt a process to impose formal censure (requiring a super majority vote of Mayor/Council) as a remedy currently unavailable to us. We recognize that only the electorate should choose their representatives and that the Mayor/Council is not a law enforcement entity. Yet our employees expect us to address problems that could affect their ability to perform their jobs, and the public expects us to appropriately protect the best interests of our City. We can't fulfill that duty by sweeping issues under the rug or shrugging them off. Soon Tucson, like many other cities, will have in place an orderly and fair way of reinforcing accountability for City employees at all levels of authority.
Election Integrity
On Tuesday we also unanimously passed a Memorial taking a stand against the Supreme Court's recent decision in the Citizens United vs Federal Election Commission case. Tucson has a strong clean elections system that requires the timely disclosure of contributors to campaigns, including those backing Independent Expenditure Committees. By standing in opposition to this decision, people and organizations across the political spectrum have united to protect democratic elections from the overpowering flow of money. Judging from the feedback we received leading up to Tuesday's meeting, as well as the huge turnout in favor of this action in Mayor/Council Chambers, it's clear that Tucsonans recognize the importance of this issue to our nation's future.
I hope you will tune in to our Mayor/Council Study session next Tuesday (June 19) for our discussion on ParkWise. Councilmember Romero and I scheduled this item so that we could hear from staff on current ParkWise issues such as enforcement priorities, staffing and costs vs revenues. The background material for this item is online now at: http://www.tucsonaz.gov/sirepub/mtgviewer.aspx?meetid=932&doctype=AGEND. As ever, I welcome all your thoughts.
Ward 3 Events:
-42nd Annual Juneteenth Festival – Saturday, June 16 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Donna Liggins Center, 2160 N. 6th Avenue. Live performances, dancers, Kidz zone, crafts and food vendors. More info: Sharif at 390-0155.
-Ward 3 Neighbors' Alliance Meeting – Wednesday, June 20 at 6:00 p.m. Woods Memorial Library, 3455 N. First Avenue. Topic: "Wellness – Integrative Resources for Better Health."
City Wide Events:
- Desert Museum Hosts Summer Saturday Evenings – Saturday, June 16 through August 25 at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, 2021 N. Kinney Road. 4:00 – 8:00 p.m. Special pricing, programs and cool evenings with nocturnal animals. More info: http://www.desertmuseum.org/
- Tucson Fire Department Holds Swim Safety Event – Saturday, June 16 from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. Old Pueblo Credit Union, 9725 E. Broadway. Family oriented event will provide information on pool safety along with a free climbing wall, Eegee's, vendor booths and drawings for pool items.
- Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation Walking Tour in the El Presidio Historic District - Saturday, June 16 from 6:30 – 8:00 p.m. Ken Scoville, local historian will lead the tour which explores one of Tucson's oldest neighborhoods tracing the transformation of the old pueblo from the Spanish Colonial Presidio to a elegant district of early Tucson mansions. Space is limited to 25 and reservations are required; Free for Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation Members and 10.00 for non-members. For reservation and payment please visit preservetucson.org
- PRO Neighborhoods Workshop – Tuesday, June 19 from 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. Santa Rosa Library, Room 103, 1075 S. 10th Avenue. Leadership, Empowerment & Our Stories. Beat the summer heat and acquire new skills. Multimedia workshop participants will learn the importance of telling their own stories. Open to youth and adults (ages 14 and up). Free, register by calling 882-5885 or email Scott Lunn: firstname.lastname@example.com by June 17.
- 15th Annual El Dia De San Juan Fiesta – Sunday, July 24. 5:00 – 10:00 p.m. West Congress Street, south side and west bank of the Santa Cruz. Free historic, cultural event celebrating the start of the monsoon season. Horse-back riders, procession, food and vendors. More info: 791-4040.
Did You Know…
…Pima County – Tucson Task Force to Reduce Underage Drinking is hosting a free workshop on Saturday, June 16? "Tip Line Training – Anonymous Tip Line to Report Underage Drinking and Over Serving" will be held at the Patrick K. Hardesty Multi-Service Center, 1100 S. Alvernon Way, presented by Lt. Mike Pryor, Tucson Police Department. Registration at 8:30 a.m. training from 9:00 a.m. to Noon. To register: email@example.com.
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Montgomery County will be well represented this weekend at the NFL Players Association Collegiate Bowl presented by Winnol.
A handful of players with county ties have accepted invitations to play in the nationally televised game at the Home Depot Center in Carson, Ca. Kickoff is scheduled for Saturday at 6 p.m.
The game will be broadcast live on ESPN2 and feature the top draft-eligible seniors on the campus of California State University Dominquez Hills.
ESPN analyst and former NFL player and coach Herman Edwards will head up the American team coaching staff with former Redskins Art Monk, Kurt Gouveia and Darrell Green serving as assistants.
Meanwhile, former NFL head coach Dick Vermeil will serve in that capacity for the National team and former NFL linebacker and Springbrook graduate John Bunting will serve as the team's defensive coordinator.
A group of Montgomery County products are expected to play in the second annual event including former All-Sentinel first team defensive linemen Terrence Stephens and Sean Stanley.
Stephens, a Quince Orchard graduate, and Stanley, a Gaithersburg graduate, both earned All-Sentinel honors during their senior campaigns in 2008.
Stephens, a nose tackle who enjoyed a stellar collegiate career at Stanford, missed the Cardinal's final three games due to a minor violation of NCAA rules related to an off-campus housing issue.
Stanley, who earned honorable mention All-Big Ten accolades at Penn State, finished second on the team in tackles for a loss and tied for third place on the team with 4.0 sacks.
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Army Corps of Hell unleashes final King of Hell episode
Quantum Conundrum is still alive and well
Square Enix comes to GOG.com
Graphic novel Scarygirl recieving video game adaptation this January
Final Fantasy XIII-2 trailer showcases enhanced battle system
Bees attack in latest screens from Army Corps of Hell
Army Corps of Hell sweepstakes now live through January
Heroes of Ruin walkthrough introduces the 3DS to action RPG
Army Corps of Hell announced for Vita launch lineup
From co-creator of Portal comes Quantum Conundrum for the PSN, XBLA, and Steam for Windows PCs.
Square Enix announces PAX 2011 lineup
Deus Ex: Human Revolution goes gold
Interactive comics? Square Enix makes it possible on the Android Market.
E3 2011: Square to show off six titles at E3
Square Enix to distribute Dead Island in North and South America (updated)
Basiscape musicians release an album for Japanese Earthquake Relief.
E3 2010: Square Enix E3 lineup revealed
Square Enix is now 10% lighter
Eidos is no more, now it's Square Enix Europe
Eidos officially welcomes their new Square Enix overlords
Square Enix announces downloadable Final Fantasy titles for the Wii at GDC
Space Invaders and Cooking Mama hit the iPhone and iPod touch
Square Enix cuts down unlicensed Final Fantasy sword dealers
Square Enix's Q1 2009 game release calendar updated
Chrono Trigger comes to DS
Square Enix producing a menage a trois of RPGs in coming year
Sign up for the square club
Square Enix sheds UIEvolution
New Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children coming to the Square Enix Store
Square announces three new Kingdom Hearts games, no not Kingdom Hearts 3
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The store will be open at 6PM PDT for Square Enix
E3 07 Square Enix
Official E3 2007 Lineup for Square Enix
Final Fantasy 20th
Square releases details on Final Fantasy Celebration/New screenshots
New Dragon Quest and Invalice Alliance coming
20 years and PSP gets FF1 and 2
Unreal Final Fantasy
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