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VideoChamp Volleyball is a new game analysis, video editing, college recruiting, and player training solution that is in The Cloud. It empowers your club, players, and parents with an easy-to-use online solution for editing, managing, and sending videos. Managing team information and game films has never been this easy!
VideoChamp Volleyball was born from the idea that volleyball clubs of all levels should be able to afford a state-of-the-art video and team management solution in The Cloud. No matter whether it's training, game analysis, emailing footage to your team & college scouts, recruiting videos, or even keepsakes footage for the family……VideoChamp Volleyball is where it's at.
Parents, Players, and Coaches can easily pull video clips and organize them in folders to highlight specific skills and drills for each player. Huge time saver for scouts evaluating your players!
Complete system branding with your club logo and brand standards (recipients will only see your club's brand). We also provide system set up and custom URL that can integrate into your current site.
Instantly break-down video of games, practices, and training sessions. In a matter of seconds, add your coaching points directly to the video. This includes: pulling clips, writing notes on video, highlight plays with effects (circles, arrows, lines, etc), categorizing clips into folders, and much more!
In just 3-easy steps players, parents, and your staff can create highlight videos instantly with our custom video editor. You can add desired video effects, music, write text in the video, and much more! Now, players, parents, and coaches can create a professional quality highlight video in minutes. No matter whether it is a fun keep-sake video or serious video for recruiting, we've got you covered.
Each of your player profiles can be customized and managed by coaches, players, and/or parents. This includes a profile photo, in-depth analysis, stats, personal information, and much more
You, your players, and/or parents are can send multiple player game films and highlights to coaches and scouts in one email.
The power of knowing. Instantly know if, and when, sent videos are watched and when the email is opened by the recipient, with date & time stamps. People receiving the videos never have to log in to any system or search for players.
Each player profile contains 3 ad placements which allow you to promote your corporate sponsors (or your organization) on every profile you send out. A great option for generating additional revenue for your club.
Your staff will have administrator rights and complete control of your system. This includes managing users, system brand management, ad placement, and much more. Your staff will also have the ability to provide full or restricted system access to players, parents, coaches and other individuals within your club, you choose.
You have complete management of your team/club storage capacity. Players, Parents, and Coaches have the ability to upload full length game films and highlight videos, your choice.
Manage and store all of your team and player game films and profiles from one location in The Cloud. Coaches, your players, and parents now have the ability to share, download & save profiles and game films to their computers for long-term storage.


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Current Exhibition
Speaking in Tongues
Artwork by Chase Bowman
August 20 – November 14, 2014
Visit Chase Bowman's Website »
Bowman is a recent MFA graduate of Columbus College of Art & Design and a current Gabr Fellow traveling around the world. "I've always been volatile, inconsistent, and insecure. Because of this, I've never gotten the grasp of interacting with other people in accepted ways and struggle with maintaining my sense of my place in the world. Beginning at a very young age, I turned to comic books, adventure stories, and other forms of entertainment to help me navigate the complex ways that people engage one another.
Eventually, what started out as a crutch became my primary way of viewing the world: normally sad, boring, frightening or confusing situations could be turned into a grand adventure with a very definite sense of good and evil, morals to be upheld and injustice to be thwarted. Speaking in Tongues uses the backdrop and cultural memories of my native West Virginia to communicate the ways that I use colorful, cartoonish, and outlandish proxies to situate myself in my own life by turning the situations that have impacted me into stores that I can share with others." States Bowman.
Opening Reception:
Wednesday August 20, 2014
5:30pm - 7:00pm
131 N. High Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Map »
Gallery hours:
Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m - 5:30 p.m.
Gallery Contact:
Kim Webb, (614) 225-0990 ext. 1208
PR Contact:
Myken Pullins, (614) 225-0980

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MERCY HIGH SCHOOL (Students: 500; Location: 3250 19TH AVE; Grades: 9 – 12; Girls only)
MERCY HIGH SCHOOL (Students: 500; Location: 3250 19TH AVE; Grades: 9 – 12; Girls only)
A pithy message from Zoo Station, aka SFPD Taraval:
"SF STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS: Don't PARK at Stonestown Mall & go to class or to any SCHOOL function!"
Achtung, baby!
In the wild, wild west part of San Francisco County, people have been paving over their front yards for parking space.
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Now is this kind of thing kosher?
Sometimes not.
To wit:
"It's illegal to pave over your yard, but it's pretty widely ignored, and people do it with impunity."
The process of getting homeowners to comply is "complaint driven," which means nobody has the will to enforce Da Law Out West, oh well.
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Here's the thing. "Planners" back in the day had no freaking idea how many cars would populate the Sunset District.
They also had no idea how much public transit in the West Bay would degrade over the decades.
So it's hard to park way out there.
So people improperly pave over their front yards for more "driveway" parking, don't ask don't tell.
Anyway, here's what appointed Supervisor Katy Tang has for Fog Country – it's the FYAP!
But if you participate, it'll cost you $245 and you'll have to listen to what SFGov tells you to do.
This is the kind of thing that will end up pissing off some of the people living out there.
This is a program for the sake of having a program. It will "transform" nothing. And it will not "change" the "pedestrian experience." Sorry.
But, if you want to try this out, by all means:
"The Front Yard Ambassadors Program gives Sunset District residents the opportunity transform their front yards into vibrant, ecologically friendly and easy to maintain spaces in order to accomplish the following:
Our Partners & Sidewalk Landscaping
Sidewalk landscaping programs exist in several organizations. To learn more about why increasing green space and permeable surfaces is important in San Francisco, visit the websites of our partners in the Front Yard Ambassadors Program below:
Apply to the Front Yard Ambassadors Program
Download the Fact Sheet Here
Download the Fact Sheet in Chinese
View Photos of Sunset District Gardens Here (Coming Soon)
Download the Application Here
Download the Application in Chinese
Call our office (415) 554-7460 or email email@example.com
Front Yard Ambassadors Program Fact Sheet
How do I apply?
Apply by submitting an application, answers to the supplemental questionnaire and photos of
your front yard. You must ensure that a minimum of five residences on your block also submit
an application to be considered for the program. The application can be found on our website at
www.sfbos.org/tang under the "Front Yard Ambassadors Program" tab.
What is the cost?
Residents chosen for the program will pay a nominal permit fee, depending on how many
residents apply. Permit fees can range from $182 – $245.
How do I get my neighbors to participate?
This is a great time to meet your neighbors! Knock on their door and find out if they are
interested. You must have a minimum of five neighbors on your block to apply.
Who maintains the yard after installation?
Program participants will sign a Letter of Agreement that they will maintain the yard as long as
they reside at their current address. We hope that neighbors will get together for a work day each
year to help each other. Additional support will be provided by Friends of the Urban Forest.
What types of plants and landscaping will be installed?
Once chosen, residents will be able to sit down with professional landscape architects to discuss
their ideas. We have included photos of yards in the Sunset on our webpage for inspiration at
www.sfbos.org/tang. All landscaping will be low maintenance, drought tolerant, and able to live
in our coastal conditions.
Other questions can be directed to our office at (415) 554-7460.
Or so they say:
"This morning from 10-11 am a large military watercraft will arrive on Ocean Beach. This is part of an exercise and is only a drill."
"This morning 11am-1pm there will be an exercise w/2 helicopters at Sunset Blvd & Lake Merced Blvd. Noise will be elevated. It's only a drill"
If you live anywhere near Taraval, you're going to want to get in on this.
"On November 1, Phil Ting and the Reset San Francisco campaign will pilot its own L-Taraval Express Bus from 46th Avenue & Taraval Street to Downtown San Francisco. (This is an idea from our L-Taraval Muni Town Hall after riders heard about the highly regarded NX-Judah Express.) RSVP for the L-Taraval Express! We'll have breakfast and wi-fi on board too. Seats are on a first come, first serve basis, so please RSVP."
OMG, right?
Artist's conception of Phil Ting driving the LX Taraval Express:
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Here are the pick up times:
• 46th and Taraval – 7:30AM (map)
• 40th and Taraval – 7:35AM (map)
• 32nd and Taraval – 7:40AM (map)
• 19th and Taraval – 7:47AM (map)
Here are the drop-off points:
• Civic Center – 8:25AM (map)
• Powell – 8:30AM (map)
• Montgomery – 8:35AM (map)
• Embarcadero – 8:40AM (map)
See you there!


text: Barbara Says 'Bye-Bye' Print article Send a Tip by Larry O'Connor 13 May 2013 post a comment Late Sunday night Barbara Walters took to Twitter to announce that she is retiring "next summer." She will make the formal announcement Monday morning on "The View." Big news - and I want to tell you first: abcn.ws/19gEaKv. (Looking forward to one more great year!) — Barbara Walters (@BarbaraJWalters) May 13, 2013 On ABCNews.com, Walters provided an official statement praising her time on "The View." "I am very happy with my decision and look forward to a wonderful and special year ahead both on 'The View' and with ABC News," she said. "I created 'The View' and am delighted it will last beyond my leaving it." Walters told the New York Times, "I do not want to appear on another program or climb another mountain. I want instead to sit on a sunny field and admire the very gifted women—and OK, some men too—who will be taking my place."


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Craftsman Pink Lockback Folding Utility KnifeItem# 00938001000 | Model# 700582
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Pink Folding Utility Knife for Fast Comfortable Cuts and Portability
The attractive pink honeycomb design on the side of the Craftsman pink folding utility knife is just the cherry on top or this easy-to-use knife. Whether you're working in a stockroom with high demands for cutting tape and cardboard, or just doing home poster board projects, this utility knife is the tool to keep at hand. The slim profile is just the right size to slip into a back pocket or utility vest.
This pink folding utility knife features a comfortable grip with one-handed opening for convenience in any setting. A built-in lockback feature prevents accidental opening and keeps the blade securely in place during use. Housed in stainless steel, the razor cutting blade can withstand heavy use. Quick-change blade release simplifies replacement so you can get to work fast after changing the disposable blade. The aluminum handle offers a lightweight design that's easy for virtually anyone to manipulate and carry.
- Style meets heavy-duty use with this Craftsman pink folding utility knife
- Ideal for a wide range of applications from light home projects to heavy everyday stockroom use
- Stainless steel blade and housing cuts through many different materials, including tough cardboard, without bending or cracking
- Aluminum handle is durable and lightweight for long-lasting and easily portable use
- Slim profile slips right into your back pocket for ready access without causing discomfort or damaging clothing
- Oval design offers an easy-grip handle and one-handed opening
- Blade locks open or closed to help prevent injury and make the knife easier to use and store
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Photos and Description of this 7 bedroom holiday villa in Vale de Parra - Estrela
Sleeps 14 persons,walking distance to beach + amenities
This unique 7 bedroom villa is divided in 3 self contained apartments, offering ideal facilities for a big families/groups. It is located at the end of a peaceful small cul-de-sac with only a few neighbour villas. The large (12m x 6m), overflowing salt water swimming pool with springboard is surrounded by a big terrace with triple barbecue (one for each apartment), offering space for sun beds, chairs and tables.
The nearest beaches (Castelo and Evaristo) are located within walking distance (1 km) - Evaristo's beach restaurant is well known for its delicacies. Other good quality restaurants, including Portugal's only 2 Michelin star restaurant, as well as the Salgados golf course and nature reserve are located within easy reach. Albufeira, with its marina and picturesque old town, famous for its good value restaurants, bars and live shows, is located within 10 min. drive (6 km).
1. Ground Floor:
Communal entrance hall with doors to 2 apartments (ground floor) and staircase to 3rd apartment (1st floor)
1.1. Apartment A (3 Bedrooms)
3 bedrooms (2 twin, 1 double); 1 bathroom; 1 shower room; Open space living room (kitchenette / lounge / dining) with TV and 2 French windows leading onto the pool area; Kitchenette with oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine
1.2. Apartment B (2 Bedrooms)
Entrance hall; 2 bedrooms (1 twin, 1 double); 1 bathroom; 1 WC; Lounge/dining area with TV and French windows leading onto pool area; Kitchen with oven, hob, fridge/freezer, microwave and dishwasher; Washing machine in basement
2. First Floor:
Landing with door to communal roof terrace.
2.1. Apartment C (2 Bedrooms):
2 twin bedrooms; 1 bathroom; 1 shower room; Lounge/dining area with French windows leading onto a balcony and terrace, both with sea views. Balcony overlooks pool area; Kitchen with oven, hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine
Other Information:
- Breakage Deposit: 500€
- Minimum Rental: 1 week
- Towel Change: 2 x week (mid and end)
- Linen Change: 1 x week (end)
- Cleaning: 1 x (1 week bookings); 3 x (2 week bookings); 5 x (3 week bookings) + end cleaning
- Smoking is not permitted inside the villa
- There is no on site parking
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed


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Discussions about digital business transformation usually center on marketing and the CMO. The popular notion is that digital transformation is primarily a set of online marketing activities such as e-commerce, building communities, and interacting with customers on social media. However, more sophisticated observers recognize that digital transformation has significant implications for operations and business models. For example, […]
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A Discussion with Jon Bischke of Entelo: On Successfully Switching from B2C to B2B (SaaS)
By Jason M. Lemkin on August 15, 2014
One outstanding SaaS entrepreneur I've enjoyed getting to know is Jon Bischke, CEO of Entelo. Entelo is a sophisticated solution that leverages social and other networks to help you recruit great candidates to your company (e.g., going beyond LinkedIn). Entelo has now hit millions in ARR and is accelerating, and one thing Jon is great […]
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New Research from Pew on AI, Robotics, and the Future of Jobs
By Jacob Morgan on August 15, 2014
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You Can't Hire a VP That You Don't Love
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Public Cloud Economies of (Web-)Scale Aren't About Buying Power
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Know When Conceding on a Point is Better Than Being Right
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Fulham U18s secured their place in the Academy Final with a 4-3 victory over Sunderland at Motspur Park on Wednesday.
Fulham Under-18s face Sunderland in the National Play-Off Semi-Final at Motspur Park on Wednesday evening (7pm).
Fulham Deaf FC continued their remarkable success to claim a domestic double on Saturday with a 5-0 win over Birmingham City.
Watch our players' lap of appreciation as well as Aaron Hughes' reflections on the Liverpool loss.
Fulham's mixed Under-11s defended their Premier League Schools Tournament title at Anfield on Thursday.
Fulham face Liverpool on Sunday (3pm) for their final 2012/13 Craven Cottage fixture.
Family Fun Day is back in Bishops Park before Fulham v Liverpool this Sunday. Join us for some free activities and food from 11am.
In a feature new to the FFC Kids Zone, former Blue Peter presenter and Fulham fan Joel Defries picks five standout topics from the past seven days.
Fulham FC Foundation is delighted to announce the return of our annual Coaching at the Cottage event on Monday 27th May.
Saturday's match against Reading was our annual Junior Club Day with players, coaches and parents from local clubs in attendance.


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text: Top Five 'Fiscal Cliff' Offers The GOP Must Make Print article Send a Tip by John Nolte 4 Dec 2012 post a comment Yesterday, John Boehner made a "fiscal cliff" offer to President Obama. Within minutes (thank heaven) Obama turned it down. This is a actually a good thing for the GOP because the GOP now has a second chance to avert disaster and make the kind of offer they should've made to begin with. Before I get to my top-five suggested offers, let's backfill things a bit. Unless Republicans get smart and immediately shake this discussion up, the "fiscal cliff" debate is over. With yesterday's offer, Speaker Boehner willingly handed his head to the opposition. The only remaining question now is how long will the pike be that Obama sticks Boehner's head on and how many victory laps will the media take as Obama holds up Boehner's head in triumph before the world. And a triumph for Obama it is. Not only has Obama won the "fiscal cliff" battle with respect to spending, he also outmaneuvered Boehner into making a disastrous move that will divide the Republican party and cost it the support of its base. In his opening gambit yesterday, a Republican speaker of the house proposed to raise taxes by $800 billion. Game over. Thanks for playing. Buckle up. Drive carefully. Moreover, in return for those tax increases, Boehner only demanded $2.2 trillion in spending cuts over the next ten years. Good grief, we're looking at trillion dollar annual deficits and Boehner's first offer is to trim by only 20%? I don't think I'm alone in saying that if I wanted to vote for a party okay with $8 trillion in new debt and prepared to steal nearly a trillion dollars from our economy, I'd vote Democrat. At least Democrats are competent. Unlike some conservatives, because of my abject hated of tax loopholes and the lobbying force and favoritism they create, on principle, I was actually okay with Boehner's proposal to raise revenue through tax reform. And I said so when Boehner first floated this idea the day after the election. What I never expected, though, was for Boehner to propose a measly $2.2 trillion in spending cuts. Thankfully, though, Obama declared Boehner's offer so ridiculous it's not even worthy of a counter-proposal. What Boehner should do now is turn Obama's response into an opportunity. Start with a very public revocation of his "reasonable" offer and immediately follow it up with the kind of offer that might shift the debate off of where it is now -- where we have no chance of winning -- and on to ground where we have a chance. The idea would be to start a bigger, broader national discussion about spending, the deficit, and taxes -- you know, areas where polls released just yesterday show Americans agree whole-heartedly with the GOP. So here are my top five suggested 'fiscal cliff' offers: 1. Make an offer that demands a framework where within 10 years the federal budget is balanced. 2. Make an offer that demands a framework where within 10 years we cut the debt load on the individual American from $53,000 to $25,000. 3. Make an offer that demands a Balanced Budget Amendment. 4. Make an offer that demands 1-3. 5. Make an offer that demands that overnight we secretly paint the moon yellow just to screw with people's heads. Anything -- literally, anything -- is better than fighting on the no-win ground we're presently fighting on. And an offer that sounds like something more than just a patch job and promises long-term fiscal sanity and responsibility, might actually go over the head of the current media Narrative and penetrate with voters. In the short-run, we'll probably still lose. But in the long run, with these kinds of bold proposals, Republicans will remain proud to be Republicans, and the president and his media minions will be seen as arguing against a ten-year proposal to do the moral and fiscally responsible thing. If we're going to lose anyway, why not at least go down swinging during a righteous debate. What have we got to lose by going bold? Nothing. In fact, we have everything to gain. But if we don't go bold, we've already lost everything. Follow John Nolte on Twitter @NolteNC


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So first off the bat I check I'm guessing taunting doesn't provide any threat itself, I'm a paladin so I obviously get the HoR damage as threat but I checked and thats the only threat that gets applied from the taunt.
next off the bat taunting off someone and what that does
So lets say I'm main tanking and I have perfectly 100k threat on the boss and the hunter pulls as he just hits 130k threat now given that these values are exact and in the time it takes me to taunt that not a single tick of threat goes through, will my raw threat value be placed at 110% of 130k or 130% of 130k?
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Okay, so my mouse... Seemingly at random will freeze for about 8-10 seconds or so, make a Windows error sound like "tee-dunk", and then work for 1-2 seconds, and then go back to freezing and then wash rinse, and repeat until I finally get aggravated enough to restart my computer which seems to be the only way to fix the issue (although it will re-occur at some point of inconvenience most likely later).
When checking the mouse drives (managed to get there while to mouse was freezing and unfreezing) i see that it switches back and forth between "No drivers installed for this device" and "This device is working properly" as it just is continually freezing and unfreezing. Seems to happen more often while playing video games, however it's not too picky about screwing up my browsing experiences either and it will also happen as I'm browsing the internet or something will just get stuck in this cycle. Even taking my current mouse out and plugging it into a different USB port/ plugging in a completely different mouse doesn't work. So it's not the mouse itself. I've tried un-installing and re-installing the mouse driver, doesn't help. Also, just recently as an example, it happens now indefinitely whilst playing games. As playing The Elder Scrolls 4 Oblivion it happens normally not even within 10 minutes of game-play and I have to restart the whole computer. My CPU and RAM aren't even close to being spiked up or anything like that before or during it's occurrence as well.
I have attempted to find the issues by searching for it online, but no one seems to be having exactly the problem that I am, or at least I can't seem to find it. Just as well I saw one post say that a conflict was with the KB2305420 Windows update, but i don't even have that particular update so, I' don't know. I also attempted to check to see if my driver software was up-to-date via the device manager, and it says that it is in fact up-to-date.
Also for added information, the mouse I'm currently using is the GX Gila Gaming mouse, by "Genius" i believe. However i am in doubt that the mouse itself is the problem as the Mouse, Keyboard, and computer itself, are all very new and even with a different mouse it happens. Will provide additional details as requested/needed.
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Normally when the mouse disconnects and connects like that it is a mechanical problem: broken wire, bad USB port, defective mouse. Your tests eliminate those possibilities (you might try lightly wiggling the USB connector in all the ports to see if you can create the problem - just to check).
You could be dealing with a driver conflict. Here is what I would try:
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|With lightweight body panels fitted I could hardly pull my foot off the throttle and get on the brakes as the panel distorted so much it trapped my toe.
I say that having come through the ranks of F3, F2 and F1. The Porsche engineers, especially chief race engineer Norbert Singer, were so thorough, I had total confidence in the car, which felt safe, and so was always able to drive to the limit although I did roll one end over end at Sears Point in 1985!
Not so the 917 which was regarded as a bit of a death trap because you drove with your feet poking out way ahead of the front wheels. With lightweight body panels fitted I could hardly pull my foot off the throttle and get on the brakes as the panel distorted so much it trapped my toe.
But saying that the Porsche 917 was quite simply the fastest and most spectacular machine I have ever driven. It was the consummate racer of the period, which I drove to victory at the Buenos Aires and Paris 100km races. It moved about a bit on the circuit and the front end lifted out of corners but it was exhilarating to drive.
Testing for the 1971 Le Mans, Singer asked me what revs I was pulling in the 917 down the Mulsanne Straight. I told him 8100rpm, which he said was a good thing because the engine would blow up at 8200rpm! That equated to 246 mph and we have never been quicker since.
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Yom Atzmaut parties are always high spirited affairs but my spirit levels needed to be particularly raised this week to deal with all the antics at the party hosted by President Shimon Peres at his residence.
A couple of my American buddies have given cause for concern this week. I have had to have a strong word with Paul Simon. I have loved Paul dearly ever since he and Art Garfunkel sang Cecilia about me (they couldn't use "Mrs Cohen, she's breaking my heart" because, apparently, it doesn't scan).
Four Jewish comedy stars are to put on a special performance in tribute to a 22-year-old graduate who is battling cancer.
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I can't remember if I've mentioned before that I've got a monkey living in my flat. I bought him last summer in Bourne End. The statisticians among my readers will, I am sure, be able to confirm a spike in road accidents on the M4 heading to London on August 23, as some drivers appeared surprised by my passenger. You'd have thought he wasn't wearing a seat belt.
I am often castigated for my lack of knowledge of football — thankfully little Rupert Murdoch took it all away from the channels I watch years ago so I am no longer bothered by the Premiership League. However, I was genuinely sorry to hear of the departure of David Moyes, the manager of Manchester United.
* I turn my back for a few days and there is yet another problem with the Netanyahus. And again it's dairy-related. Allegedly Mrs Netanyahu woke up the superintendent of the couple's residence "screaming at him for buying milk in a bag instead of a carton as she had demanded".
* I'm just back from Israel where Dave had a triumphant visit. Yes there was predictable stuff about the two-state solution and how Israel and the Palestinians really should let bygones be bygones, yada yada yada. But the thing everyone was talking about was that Dave went out for a run – in the rain.
* Anguished call from Dave Cameron this week. Apparently the Israelis were driving him bonkers. First, his trip to Israel is on, then there's a strike, then the strike is off, then the civil servants are warning Bibi that if he meets and greets the Cams while the strike is on they'll send him to the Israeli version of Coventry (Hadera perhaps?). "Dave," I said, "just put Sam on".
* I can't tell you how thrilled I was when young Ben Winston picked up a Brit award for directing the One Direction video. I have known young Ben since he was a glint in the eye of fertility specialist Lord Winston, or Bobbie Baby as I like to call him. So, as I stood at the back of the auditorium with the ageing rockers, there was a happy tear in my eye when his name was announced.
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FROM PULLMAN — With news getting leaner by the day — though we do have some — we're going to have a little fun this morning by passing along Mike Leach's five best quotes of the spring. Read on for the list, as well as some links.
First, the news. We had a short item in the newspaper this morning about WSU's football game against UNLV this season being moved, for television purposes, to a Friday. In Las Vegas. Modify your travel plans accordingly. … WSU gets a brief mention in our college baseball notebook, which focuses on Whitworth's ascension to the Northwest Conference championship. … It seems that it's news any time Leach's name comes up in a Peter Berg interview, and it did again yesterday. Though to me, the best part is Berg's, um, colorful description of Craig James. … A couple days old, but a former WSU walk-on has been named head basketball coach at Clark College in Vancouver. … And another former WSU walk-on — and alum of the finest public high school in Longview — has signed to play basketball at Western Washington. … An oft-injured former Cougar was the No. 3 overall pick in yesterday's CFL draft.
Around the Pac-12 … Washington announced its plans to play a handful of basketball games overseas this summer. … Stanford lost its athletic director to the Big 12. So who might they hire to replace him? … Don't expect an announcement on UCLA's quarterback situation any time soon. The Bruins' spring game could go a long way toward determining who starts this season. … Remembering Junior Seau's USC tenure. … Might the Pac-12 return to its old, winning ways in men's basketball next season? … Colorado is trying to keep its outgoing transfer numbers down. … Utah completed its basketball recruiting class on Thursday. … A good rundown of the various goings-on in Oregon. … It's a big weekend for Oregon and Arizona on the baseball diamond.
Now, for our collection of Leach quotes …
5. Carl Winston stands out because …
After practice on April 10, Leach was asked to assess the play of his running backs — one of which is easier to distinguish than the others:
"All four of them, from behind they're difficult to tell apart. One of them's got thicker legs. Winston's got thicker legs. Now, if they face me, I can't — if they do a backwards lineup, I can pick Winston out."
4. Battle of the Pac-12 mascots
During an interview with Jim Moore and Kevin Calabro on 710 ESPN in Seattle, Leach was asked who would win a battle of the Pac-12 mascots. His answer? Well, the Cougars, obviously. But he thought Colorado's Buffaloes might pose some problems: (H/T to CougCenter for the transcription.)
"Do you want to fight a buffalo? I don't know, those buffalo are big. You know, buffalo are significantly bigger than elk. I grew up near Yellowstone so I've been near buffalo. Buffalo are huge. And then the other thing I've always gotten a kick out of: When you play Colorado, there's those buffalo dragging those six handler around. Those handlers aren't dragging the buffalo. The buffalo's dragging him."
3. Hot pants and mini skirts
On Sports Radio KJR with Jason Puckett and Ian Furness, Leach gave this unprompted beauty toward the tail end of the interview:
"One night we were just trying to get familiar with the town, so my wife and I had gone to a movie. So we drive downtown and I'm just curious where my team and charges are hanging out. There's nothing downtown. Downtown's dead. So we drive up College Hill. As we're going up College Hill, shoot, there's mini skirts and hot pants everywhere. So I ask her, 'What's the temperature?' I go, 'It's gotta be pretty warm out there, huh?' Thirty-seven degrees! Thirty-seven degrees! I don't know what's in the water and exactly how tough these people are. Certainly they didn't need jackets to be necessary at 37 degrees."
2. The realest cowboy
Leach was told after practice on April 19 that offensive line coach Clay McGuire fancied himself a bigger cowboy than Leach. The head coach objected:
"Now coach McGuire, in his Howdy Doody sort of way, thinks that real cowboys wear these pointy looking shoes, and me and others tried to educate him on that. So he thinks since he comes from a town that's a dry patch with one stoplight he's got some expertise on it, but that didn't turn out to be the case."
1. Connor Halliday or Harry Potter?
By now, this one requires little introduction. Asked about the health of sophomore quarterback Connor Halliday, Leach offered the following:
"Any stuff on that is so closely guarded. I don't know if you saw Harry Potter, but in the basement of this building, it's guarded by serpents and wild dogs and things like that, and you can go try to find the secret to that, but chances of survival – always a risk. Heck, it took until movie five before he got it done himself, and he had magic powers. Anyway, he's doing just fine and we're excited about him."
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Holiday Trains & Antique Toys Exhibit
Trains, Tonka trucks and toys are on display for families at the Birmingham Historical Museum, Nov. 16, 2011-Jan. 7, 2012.
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Wicked at the Detroit Opera House
The Tony award-winning untold story of the witches of Oz returns to the stage in southeast Michigan – in musical form! – Dec. 7-31, 2011.
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Drop-In Puppet Workshops at the DIA
The Detroit Institute of Arts hosts these free-with-admission workshops for kids during the holiday vacation, Dec. 26-31, 2011.
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Holidays at the Detroit Historical Museum
Family fun doesn't cost a thing! Get free admission for the holidays at the Detroit Historical Museum for one week: Dec. 26-31, 2011.
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Northville Nite Family New Year's Eve Fun
Travel around the world with the kids on Dec. 31, 2011 at this Wayne County celebration at Hillside School – to ring in 2012 the fun way!
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Harlem Globetrotters at the Palace of Auburn Hills
All the basketball athletics and family entertainment of this popular team return to the Palace of Auburn Hills, Dec. 26, 2011.
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Cirque Dreams Holidaze in Detroit
Take part in some Christmas dreaming – full of flying gingerbread men and acrobatic ornaments – at this show swooping into Detroit Dec. 13-18, 2011.
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Moscow Ballet Great Russian Nutcracker at Fox Theatre, Detroit
Spend Sunday, Dec. 11, 2011 with the family at this holiday performance – a tour tradition that visits southeast Michigan with dancers, puppets and more.
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Little Women at Wild Swan Theater in Ann Arbor
Warm your hearts with a holiday performance of this favorite family stage show, which comes to life to delight kids Dec. 8-11, 2011.
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