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I teach at Salem Church Elementary School, this is my second year there. I taught at two other schools prior to Salem and I have to say that I have never been happier at a work place. Our Principal is super and our new Assistant Principal is as well. In a few years after they have their rhythm down, it will be so fantastic. I see teacher come early, stay late, tutor, plan events, and work with parents willingly. Too often these days you hear teachers say 'Sorry that's not my job'. But when it comes to teaching your job description is not in stone and 96% of our teacher get that at Salem. We have some great parents and get the support we need and it is only getting better. Check back in a few years and see an 8 or 9! Amy Gibson
The last day of school and my son was advanced to the next grade. Every parents wishes. I have seen my son grow while at SCE. His first report card had 4 E's and 8 S;s. He finale is 7 8 E's and 5 S's. When we left Ca. and moved here he was in a speech program and were concerned when he was not accepted in the program here. With just regular teaching and staying in contact with his K teacher he made great progress. His PALS score were very good and we are proud to be a parent of a SCE student. The school staff from Principal to the custodial staff cares about each and every student that comes to this school, Our son;s teacher kept us very involved in his studies and I found the reading program quite fun, It encourages the parents to step in and help the child. Thank you.
My granddaughter is about to complete her first full year at Salem Church Elementary School. We have been involved in this school and have had an opportunity to see it during the school day much of this year. I have found the school and the staff to be both pleasant, inviting and dynamic. Her teacher and the guidance councilor have been outstanding in supporting her transition to this new school. I am very impressed with the amount of time the staff spends voluntarily either before class (the Ecology Club) or after school on various school projects. A partial list of these after-school projects includes Science Night, Math Night, Book Fair, International Night and Yearbook Ice Cream Social. The school works hard make these events fun as well as educational. Generally, parental support is excellent. The PTA is very active and well supported by the staff.
This is the best education you can give your child! We moved from Homestead, Fl where my son was the top of his class to here in Kindergarten and he had to repeat the entire year! They are AT LEAST a full grade ahead of most Florida schools. With a music room, an art room, computer lab, atate of the art library I can't say enough good things about this school. Teachers are the best!
I am a daycare provider and get lots of children who move to this area just to go to Salem Elem. I have found that Salem is a high quality school and its educational staff goes beyond teaching. I cant imagine my children going anywhere else.
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Founder Juan Delgadillo died 10 years ago, but it's apparent from this clip his family is keeping it going quite well.
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She had practised all week in the palace with a curtain, so that on the big day, Maxima Zorreguieta would not put a foot wrong. I keep dreaming that Im going to step on my train and get all tangled up, the vivacious Argentine had said in the run-up to her nuptials to the Netherlands Crown Prince, Willem-Alexander. And, as the newly-weds left the royal palace in Amsterdams Dam Square following the civil ceremony, Maxima did her adopted nation proud.
As she stooped to enter the shiny black limousine, her husband of 30 minutes by her side, the olive-skinned beauty with the dancing eyes, aided by her bridesmaids, gathered up her five-metre silk and lace train and laid it neatly on her lap. Then it was off to the historic Nieuwe Kerk for the religious service.
While the bride and groom were making their way through the streets of Amsterdam, the church had been filling up with its illustrious guests. Every royal dynasty in Europe was represented: the Prince of Wales arrived with his younger brother and sister-in-law, the Earl and Countess of Wessex, before accompanying Queen Noor, the widow of the late King Hussein of Jordan, to her seat.
The Scandinavian monarchies were represented by King Carl XVI Gustav and Queen Silvia accompanying their three children. Norways Crown Prince Haakon and his wife Mette-Marit, were surely remembering their own happy day six months ago. The next royal couple to marry, Princess Martha-Louise and her fiancé Ari Behn will have been watching the proceedings with interest.
Earlier, a cheer had gone up as Nelson Mandela arrived at the imposing church, his wife Graça Michel in a yellow outfit the colour of sunlight. Seconds after, recent Nobel Peace Prize winner Kofi Annan joined the former president of South Africa for the religious celebration. The Begum Inaara, wife of the Aga Khan, dressed in pale gold, leant over and spoke to Prince Moulay Rachid of Morocco, in traditional Moslem dress of fez and djellebah.
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Seated on ornate gilded wooden Empire-style tabourets, Maximas impressive train stretching far behind her, the couple listened to the lessons, read by Father Braun, the Catholic priest chosen by the bride to attend the wedding, and Prince Johan Friso, Willem-Alexanders middle brother. Maxima, hearing the first lesson in her native tongue, looked close to tears again as she remembered the family members and friends still in her country of birth that had been unable to make it to Europe to see her say I do to the man she loves.
I am sure you have lived through some difficult moments, dear Maxima, said the reverend in his address. And I am sure that at some time you must have thought hard about going to live in a strange country with a new life and you will have suffered. You might even have felt the call of your people, asking you to return to your roots. But you two have decided to unite your lives and, in Maximas case, to renounce the freedom which you have worked so hard for.
You are not only marrying Willem-Alexander, continued the clergyman, you are marrying a country. Willem-Alexander, she will help you with her cheerful character, her kindness and her spontaneous personality. And you will be able to carry out your official duties happily.
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My son is entering 2nd grade at St. Francis. We could not be happier. Their technology is far beyond anything the public schools have and the small class sizes make it easy for the teachers to work individually with all kids. The family involvement is second to none. The teachers are very nurturing and they are there because they love the kids. We recommend St. Francis to all our friends and family who are looking for the best education for their children.
First, the name of the school is St. Francis. Frances is a woman's name, 'is' is male. I attended this school in the 70's and like any other school it was some good and some bad. I believe my education was a step or two above the public school kids and I still have very good handwriting. Some of the nuns were harsh and some were fun. OIt was an experience and education worth having.
I went to this school when I was a child and it was the worst experience of my life. Despite that they told me I would never amount to anything, I went on to get a Ph.D. and now teach people who have been through the same type of horrific, educational experience that I went through at St. Francis. I saw a teacher slap a 9 year old boy across the face without repercussion. It seems that the motto, engraved above the entrance of the school: "God's will. The end of man," is truly foreshadowing a child's experience at this school. However, should you be wealthy and contribute substantial money to the parish, you will probably have a comfortable experience.
Our son entered kindergarten halfway through the year. There were 12 kids in his class with a full-time teacher and a full-time aid. He received specialized attention for language difficulties and the faculty and staff were extremely supportive. The school is a pleasant environment with nice classrooms, computers, etc. We aren't Catholic but found the religious instruction very complimentary to the education our son received.
My children have had a great experience at St. Francis and I would recommend this school to anyone.
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I haven't actually made this recipe but it's an old one. I think I cut it out from a magazine when my son was a toddler...he's now 25. I think the only variable would be to flavor the cheesecake filling or use different flavors of the pie fillings. But heck yeah, it definitely looks easy.
This was one of my favorite recipes from my mom. One variation is to do an Oreo cookie on the bottom instead.
You could flavor the cheesecake with key lime juice maybe instead of the vanilla. Then put a raspberry and some raspberry sauce around it or you could make a chunky raspberry sauce thickened with cornstarch.
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Take kattyeyes stuffed berries suggestion with the blueberry stuffed inside a raspberry and cover the top of each mini cheesecake with a few.
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Add a little lemon zest to the cheesecake and a drop of lemon curd to the top. Well maybe a spoonful of lemon curd.


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Hello! I am getting married in two weeks and I need some help selecting champagne for the honeymoon. We are not going to be able to actually take a trip due to my job, but we are staying in a nice hotel for two days. I want to buy several bottles of champagne to drink during this time. HOWEVER I would like to be able to buy this same champagne on our future anniversaries and such.
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Not Champagne, but sparkling...Roederer.
A standard fave of mine. Tastes the same to me now as it did 10 years ago. Delicious.
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You don't mention a price range, or vintage vs non-vintage. If you want to go for a high-end big Champagne house, I love Bollinger (founded 1829) La Grand Annee (coincidently, so does James Bond!). 1999 vintage is out now, 2004 should be available soon. Depending on the source, $80-120/bottle. Expensive, but it's definitely a special wine for special occasions like anniversaries. You could even buy some now and it will keep in a wine fridge for many anniversaries to come (theoretically it could live for 20+ years). Their non-vintage Special Cuvee runs $50-60.
Bollinger tends to be quite "toasty". Although not sweet, all brut champagnes will have fruit flavors that will seem a bit sweet.
How about 1 bottle of the good stuff and then a few more of a nice domestic sparkling wine? Argyle, Gloria Ferrer, Domaine Carneros, Mumm Napa, Scharffenberger/Pacific Echo, Schramsberg, Roederer Estate and Iron Horse all make nice ones for $20-30. I particularly like Argyle (from Oregon), although it's a bit harder to find.
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re: zin1953
I'd also add Veuve Cliquote Yellow Label (has always looked orange to me). Along with Zin1953's recs. the lineage goes back to before even I can remember. Each of these reflects a "house sytle," so one is not really likely to detect a big difference at 10-year increments.
Each is slightly different, and each probably has a touch of RS (Residual Sugar) in their blend.
The various price points shoud be within about US$8/btl. of each other, depending on your supplier.
Enjoy and congratulations,
PS going back 38 years ago, my young wife and I were in the same boat. We got married over Mardi Gras, as she had no vacation yet, so we chose an upcoming long weekend in New Orleans. Now, next year, we did a month in Mexico, so all was not lost.
Ruinart Brut Rose; $70-90/bottle (NV)
Phenomenal (we just purchased a few bottles to celebrate the purchase of our first home). There are hints of apple, peach, and cherry, but it's by no means sweet; the finish is perfectly dry with no aftertaste (similar to the effect of eating a slightly under-ripe strawberry). This one is not the easiest to find. Ask your local wine shop if they can order it; our shop in Brooklyn couldn't, here in Princeton it was not a problem (arrived in 7 days), there was only one shop in Chicago which always had it.
History (from http://www.riwine.com/specialoffers/r...):
"This, the oldest Champagne House, was founded in 1729 by Nicolas Ruinart, a linen merchant and nephew of Dom Thierry Ruinart, a well known wine-maker and colleague of Dom Perignon.
The firm prospered through the turbulent Napoleon's era, though the family's royalist sympathies were made clear when Irenee Ruinart, as Major of Reims and depute for the Mrne, welcomed Charles X to his coronation in Reims Cathedral in 1825. Irene's son, Edmond Ruinart, was an early prospector of the US market. He was received in 1832 by President Jackson, to whom he presented a case of Ruinart champagne.
Nearly 39 years later his heir, Edgar, was traveling to Russia where he had an audience with the Tsar.
Thanks to adventures men like the Ruinart, the total exports of Champagne quadrupled between 1850 and 1899.
During the first World War the firm's premises in Reims were all but destroyed. Undaunted, Andre Ruinart, then head of the firm, set up an office in one off his Roman chalk cellars and, when this was badly flooded, installed his working desk on a raft, so that business could carry on as usual. The house remained a family affair until it was bought by Moet & Chandon in 1963."
You may also want to look into mead; although it's lost a lot of its cachet, it was one of the traditional honeymoon beverages.
re: Caralien
>>> As far as taste I'd prefer it be on the sweeter side but longevity of production is much more important. <<<
Just curious, why recommend a Brut?
re: zin1953
My husband prefers slightly sweeter sparkling wines and champagnes than I do, but loved Ruinart (his first try ~10 days ago).
I've found that Brut pairs better with more foods, and the roses have a touch of fruit without necessarily being sweet. That said, different vineyards produce wildly different sweetness levels (ie Gloria Ferrer's Brut is sweet but crisp to my palate).
The cava served at our wedding was Juve Y Camps Brut Rose. It's far sweeter than Ruinart, but paired well with both the Californian and Southern menus.
re: Caralien
Of course, neither Gloria Ferrer nor any cava is Champagne.
The sweetness of "Brut" varies in Champagne, and even more in sparkling wines from outside Champagne. Demi-sec has more residual sugar than Brut, so you might prefer that for a sweeter taste.
As Bill H. touched on above, in Champagne, the differing houses release a variety of different cuvees. Vintage Champagne will vary according to the characteristics of the vintage, but each house's non-vintage (NV) cuvee is blended specifically to achieve a consistent house style. The goal is that the NV bottling tastes the same every year, and they are very good at making that happen. So if a consistency of taste is important, you might consider NV.
As far as having the wine be available in the future, if you stick to big brands as others have noted, this won't be a problem. It's unlikely to be a problem with most of the smaller ones either.
Is there a winebar in your area (or a restaurant/bar that has champagne flights)?
It may make more sense to taste a variety before making a potentially expensive gaffe. I understand that there isn't much time, but you can take someone's word (or review)--which may be 100% correct--but which may not be pleasing or agreeable to you or your fiance(e).
I once had a case of Pommery 'Louise' vintage 1988 and forgot that I had 2 bottles left some 10 years later. Surprisingly, it was fab.
Salon..............only the best for your wedding............been around for many decades and will be for many more..............$250 plus a bottle but only the very best, right..........Krug is my second choice, Tattinger Comte de Champagne Third, Ruinart is my Fourth.
Moet Chandon NEVER Veuve Cliquot NEVER way to mass produced
Been in the biz for thirty years
If money's no object, I'd recommend Krug 1996 for your wedding. or Grand Cuvee, if you want to spend a little less. Both of them will be around for a long time to come, and imho are as good as it gets! ;)
for domestic, Iron Horse makes the very appropriate Wedding Cuvee that retails around $33. and Roederer Estate (from Mendocino, not France) can be had around $20. Both delicious and "patriotic."
re: ChefJune
LOL, I thought I was pushing it recommending a $100 bottle of Champagne! Now we've gone off the deep end and are all drinking $350 '96 Krug (mighty fine if you can afford it, and can find it). Cheers!
re: ChefJune
I don't think anything vintage is the way to go, given the original question. A 96 will not be the same in 10 years as it is now.
re: Steve_K
Depends on your point of view. Do you want the same taste or the same wine? A '96 Krug will still be spectacular on their 25 wedding anniversary, but taste very different (and be worth a lot more $!). A fresh bottle of a good NV cuvee will taste like a time warp back to 2009.
Heck, it's Champagne...let's do all of the above!!!
re: Steve_K
Of course it won't be the same! But if it is good today, and is stored properly for the next 10 years, it's possible it will be even better then. And in the case of Krug 96, I'm fairly confident of that. ;)
Here I am drinking some!


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Rangers fail to foil Leafs attempt to tank
John Lofranco
March 24 2012 09:39PM
...or something like that. My fiancée was watching Whitney, and somehow that was more compelling than the Leafs game tonight. Then because my laptop is from the mid-2000s, it crashed while trying to load some game video. Both of these events were more fulfilling than watching the Leafs tonight. Across the jump I will explain why.
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A. Bates
March 23 2012 08:25PM
|Zach Parise playing peek-a-boo with the Maple Leafs
BREAKING NEWS: The Maple Leafs have mailed it in. They do not care. If you need any more proof just watch the highlights. David Steckel played 21 minutes of regulation time while Phil Kessel played 18. We wonder why they only mustered 17 shots through 60 minutes. This is the fourth straight game that the Leafs have failed to hit the 20 shot plateau. I'm all for drafting Grigorenko or Galchenyuk but come on, lets see a little effort.
Pat Quinn on "Doing Something"
Jonathan Willis
March 23 2012 09:57AM
Do something. For teams dwelling outside the playoff bubble, those words tend to accurately reflect the mood of the fan base. Fire the coach. Fire the trainers. Trade someone. Axe the professional scouts. Something.
I thought that ex-Leafs coach/G.M. and ex-Oilers coach Pat Quinn had an interesting take on "doing something" in the recent book Behind the Moves.
Milquetoast, hold the jam; on Kessel
Cam Charron
March 22 2012 01:22PM
(Casper Milquetoast)
The last time the Toronto Maple Leafs won a Stanley Cup, their starting goalie made 40 of 41 saves against a Montreal roster that included Jean Beliveau, Henri Richard and Yvan Cournoyer. That goaltender was also described as a player, by Andrew Podnieks as one who "lived a life so rife with unhappiness" and was "unfriendly to reporters, teammates, and even small children."
Now, in no way does the career of Phil Kessel mirror that of Terry Sawchuk but when people discuss Sawchuk upon reflection of the goaltender who died much too soon, they focus on the records he set and the Stanley Cups he won with the Maple Leafs and the Detroit Red Wings.
The Curse of Mats Sundin?
Matt Stephen
March 22 2012 09:15AM
Being a sports fan in Toronto isn't fun, or at least it hasn't been for a long time. The city hasn't seen a major league championship win since the '93 Blue Jays. Twenty years of cold winless winters and summers that are over by spring training is enough to make even the most devout Toronto sports fan a crotchety, cynical, rotted husk of a person.
But how do you explain why the city and particularly the Leafs have been so misfortunate for so long? With the Leafs looking like they're about to take the title of longest playoff drought from the Panthers when Florida presumably makes the playoffs this season, one has to get down into a Tebow and ask why.


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Shon Law explains his lifescaping philosophy; a reader responds to our story about Spencer Beckstead and Arnold Palmer Hospital
Published: March 12, 2014
Justice for Spencer
I would like to commend Orlando Weekly for having the courage to write and publish this article ("Lawsuit accuses Arnold Palmer Hospital of boy's death," Feb. 26). I have a feeling the Sentinel may fear losing advertising revenue for publishing a negative article about Arnold Palmer Hospital. Reading through the comments written here is disturbing. In this day and age where we can learn so much through social media and other Internet outlets it is surprising to me that there are still people who do not realize that there are so many wrong things that happen in hospitals. There are still doctors whose extreme arrogance and narcissism cause them to ignore and sometimes even punish anyone who questions them. I am the parent of a very beautiful special-needs child. She was born with birth defects in her brain. At the age of 3, she was diagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer which required three brain surgeries, 6.5 weeks of high dose cranio-spinal radiation and six months of high-dose chemotherapy. She has many side effects on top of her birth defects. As her parent, I chose to become an advocate and educate myself about my daughter. I have come up against doctors who do their best to dismiss my observations and thoughts. I have dealt with doctors who listen and consider my observations and thoughts. Thank God for those doctors who listened. It saved her life more than once. It sounds to me like Spencer's father was the same kind of parent.
Dr. Farrell refused to care for Spencer because his father reported his broken leg to the authorities! Nowhere in the report did it say he accused her. He only did what a responsible parent would do by reporting his child's injury. This hospital did to Spencer's father the same thing that Boston Children's did to that little girl's family. They accused him of Munchausen, which was investigated and found to be completely unfounded. They accused him of having his family live in terrible conditions, which was also unfounded. They trespassed him from being at the hospital with Spencer because he adjusted something on his own after his calls for assistance went unanswered. Hopefully now with the media attention that little girl's outcome will be much better than Spencer's. Hospitals are powerful, and parents have little recourse, especially with the medical facilities hiding behind their risk management departments.
Justice for Spencer!
SMJ, via orlandoweekly.com
While I feel sorry for the kid, this story is nicely written to make some money off Arnold Palmer. There is more to this story. Never trust everything you read here ... the doctors in PICU are fantastic in Arnold Palmer. Everyone is greedy to make "fast" bucks at the expense of their own children. Very Sad.
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VIDEO: Caleb Johnson sings 'Family Tree' on American Idol 2014
Caleb Johnson sang "Family Tree" by Kings of Leon on American Idol XIII 2014 Season 13 Top 7.
Caleb is a huge tennis fanatic. He snores. He's afraid of the dark and spiders. He's a huge fan of horror and cult films.
Song suggested by Alex Preston. The first Kings of Leon song performed on the show.
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Fox to Cleveland?
Posted 26 August 2010 - 08:53 AM
That is until Meeks came in and made the defense wonderful. Fox didn't have anything to do with it because Meeks is wonderful, and Fox has nothing to do with anything wonderful.
Now, Fox runs a boring offense.
Posted 26 August 2010 - 08:56 AM
Name them
Better than Fox:
Ken whisenhunt
Mike Smith
Any Reid
Jeff Fischer
Bill Belichick
Mike Shanahan
John Harbaugh
Sean Payton
Mike McCarthy
Jim Caldwell
Tony Sparono
Tom Coughlin
Rex Ryan
Mike Tomlin
Mike Singletary
Norv turner
equal to Fox:
Everyone else is unproven at this point but have the potential to be better than Fox.
Posted 26 August 2010 - 08:58 AM
Posted 26 August 2010 - 08:59 AM
Who will you want to replace Fox? Your #1.
To be honest, Id settle for a mule at this point over Fox.
Off the top of my head Id like to have Lezlie Frasier.
Posted 26 August 2010 - 09:29 AM
Better than Fox:
Ken whisenhunt
Mike Smith
Any Reid
Jeff Fischer
Bill Belichick
Mike Shanahan
John Harbaugh
Sean Payton
Mike McCarthy
Jim Caldwell
Tony Sparono
Tom Coughlin
Rex Ryan
Mike Tomlin
Mike Singletary
Norv turner
equal to Fox:
Everyone else is unproven at this point but have the potential to be better than Fox.
what is your criteria for ranking these?
Posted 26 August 2010 - 09:37 AM
what is your criteria for ranking these?
He is a genius, he doesn't need criteria.
Posted 26 August 2010 - 09:43 AM
Better than Fox:
Norv turner
Posted 26 August 2010 - 09:44 AM
This message is hidden because PantherBob is on your ignore list.
Quit your hatin' Bob, and try reading the rest of the post. As a Panthers coach, Fox has gone 6-2 in Raymond James stadium. Obviously he likes coaching there, right?
And if you're honest about it, you'll realize that Fox is one of the better coaches in the league. But we don't expect that on the huddle...
If everyone did that, he would be more frustrated than what he causes everyone else with his asinineness.
Posted 26 August 2010 - 09:47 AM
what is your criteria for ranking these?
that for some reason the panthers have hurt his feelings soooo bad, that he hates on them every possible chance. he must have gotten fired from being an usher or something.... or maybe sir purr
He is basically saying that fox is the worst coach in the league, so anyone with half a brain and any nfl knowledge knows this is plain ignorant.
Posted 26 August 2010 - 09:49 AM
Fox in Tampa would be scary. Did you ever stop to think about his winning percentage down there?
8-8 is scary?
Posted 26 August 2010 - 09:57 AM
8-8 is scary?
A floor of 7-9 with a good fundamental base, good defense and good running game is scary in a division opponent, yes. Instead of Tampa needing to overachieve, they'd pretty much be in the playoff hunt every season until the end.
Posted 26 August 2010 - 10:03 AM
Posted 26 August 2010 - 10:25 AM
Better than Fox:
Ken whisenhunt - 27-21, inherited a good football team with a HOF QB and is .563
Mike Smith - 20-12. Got an argument here, lets see how he does when the wheels fall off.
Any Reid - 108-67. You get no argument from me on this one either.
Jeff Fischer - 136-110. Fox has had more consistency.
Bill Belichick - 148-92. At the top of everyone's list
Mike Shanahan - 146-98. All those years with Elway certainly didn't help, but I don't think he's better. Frankly, I put him in the same class as Seiffert.
John Harbaugh - 20-12. Inherited a killer defense. You really like second year coaches, don't you? Fox was 18-14 after two years, and led a team to the Super Bowl.
Sean Payton - 38-26. Yeah, probably (as much as I hate to admit it).
Mike McCarthy - 38-26. Gets a great offense, a franchise QB, and some defensive stars to build around. Give me a break.
Jim Caldwell - A first year coach who had Peyton Manning? I could lead them to 14 wins just by staying out of the way.
Tony Sparono - Another second year coach who inherited some talent. I wonder how high he would be on your list if they had signed Brees instead of the Saints.
Tom Coughlin - 123-101. Hasn't won as often as Fox, and frankly you shouldn't include them in the same discussion until one of Fox's teams quits on him. It's happened to Coughlin twice.
Rex Ryan - 9-7. A one year winner with an HBO special.
Mike Tomlin - 31-17. Inherits a Super Bowl team and has gotten worse ever since. Fail.
Mike Singletary - 13-12. Are you going on his rep as a player or something? Maybe you like the dropped pants in the locker room? It has to be something, because it can't be his record....
Norv turner - 90-98. Dude, I thought you were reaching with all the second year coaches, but this takes the cake...
equal to Fox:
Childress - 36-28. I wonder what Fox would have done with a great defense and Adrian Peterson... More?
Phillips - 81-54. Maybe so...
Lewis - 56-55. See Turner, Norv
Everyone else is unproven at this point but have the potential to be better than Fox.
Added some comments in there for you. But I get you now. Haters are gonna hate, and the shoe fits.
BTW, Fox inherited a 1-15 football team, and has gone 71-57 with two NFC Championships and a Super Bowl appearance. He's never done worse than 7-9, and his teams always play hard in December. Not too shabby, IMHO.
Posted 26 August 2010 - 10:26 AM
Posted 26 August 2010 - 10:32 AM
8-8 is scary?
Boy, some of you are slow. Lemme 'splain.
John Fox, coach of the Panthers, has won six of the eight times as a Panthers coach when they've played in Raymond Jame's Stadium. As a Panthers coach, he has a winning record against the Buccaneers when playing on the road. The comment was made to point out that we own the Buccaneers, by way of a suggestion that he be the coach because he wins a lot in their stadium. It wasn't intended to be a serious suggestion that he would be a .750 coach for the Bucs. Although, if they got him history suggests he would win more than he loses and they woludn't have any more 3-13 seasons.
But it was a facetious comment. I'm sorry you misunderstood.
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