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By Athas Zafiris, 21 Jan 2012 Athas Zafiris is a Roar Guru
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According to my belief system, there is no god but football gods. They are there to remind us that the beautiful game, like life, is not just about winning and losing.
This was the case last Wednesday night when I had a horrible feeling that AAMI Park was about to be visited by these omniscient beings.
With five minutes left in the match between Melbourne Heart and Central Coast Mariners I looked at the football sage sitting next to me. In that instance, as if we had become mediums, we channeled the same thought. The football gods were about to pay us a visit.
A rampant Melbourne Heart, who should have been two or three goals to the good, were about to experience a painful defeat.
This eventuality was aided by Mariner's goalkeeper Matt Ryan, who should have worn his underpants outside his shorts, as he stopped everything that came his way.
When Michael McGlinchey picked up the ball on the right we called it in.
It was like watching a slow motion replay. He tormented Rutger Worm, who was too mindful of his right foot, cut inside and delivered a cross with his left. A paralysed Brendan Hamill watched helplessly as the ball sailed past him for Adam Kwasnik to deliver the coup d'grace.
Like life itself, the result proved, yet again, football's capacity to deliver an injustice. The better side does not always win and happy endings only are only guaranteed in Hollywood movies; no wonder many Americans have such a hard time embracing the game.
"We got three points we didn't deserve tonight," Mariners manager, Graham Arnold said after the match.
"To lose a game like that at the end is very hard," said the crestfallen Heart manager, John van't Schip.
Arnold is no stranger to this desolate feeling.
A feeling he hopes not to revisit in April when the football gods cast their eye over this season's A-League Grand Final.
Unfortunately for Arnold I can't see the Mariners winning the championship, let alone reaching the Grand Final.
This time the football gods will take a back seat to football Darwinism. The race to the championship will become a case of survival of the fittest.
The Mariners will struggle to adapt to the punishing schedule of mid-week Asian Champions League matches and A-League finals.
To make things worse they face the prospect of losing some very important players in this period if the Olyroos happen to finish second in their qualifying group. A likely scenario.
It will also be difficult for Brisbane Roar, but if they were to finish one-two as predicted I would be picking only Brisbane to make it to the Grand Final.
Even the football gods won't be able to save the Central Coast Mariners this time.
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January 21st 2012 @ 6:02am
nordster said | January 21st 2012 @ 6:02am | Report comment
Athas, the Premiership is a title too, just sayin' … not a mention in your writeup LOL i expect better! Cup/finals comps are lottery-ish. Nice silverware but not the league
and please, none of this "strayans only luv grand finals" stuff (Leave that for the other Roar experts.)
with the mid-week ACL congestion lets hope they prioritise the Asian campaign
January 21st 2012 @ 9:06am
Athas Zafiris said | January 21st 2012 @ 9:06am | Report comment
Haha Nordster, if there were no A-League finals. I'd probably find a way for the Mariners not to win a deserved premiership. Only joking
January 21st 2012 @ 12:01pm
nordster said | January 21st 2012 @ 12:01pm | Report comment
just reading Philip's post further down … CCM as the "good ordinary" team … Adelaide have sometimes been considered the same, and they often have done well in the League Premiership race.
so what do u reckon about a parallel to AUFC's Asia campaign taking them to the ACL final? Do the Mariners have the same qualities and will that translate well to them getting out of the group?
though from memory AU were coming off the back of bottom of the league the season leading up to their campaign… so maybe i'm shooting down my argument somewhat. But as for playing style, they may well be solid enough to make it through.
January 21st 2012 @ 1:31pm
Athas Zafiris said | January 21st 2012 @ 1:31pm | Report comment
Nordster – Have you seen how congested CCM calendar is going to be in March and April?
It's going to be a huge test for both CCM and the Roar.
Regardless of how their playing style's will translate to ACL, CCM don't have the depth.
We saw that last week when Porter played in place of Bojic.
January 21st 2012 @ 2:04pm
Dean said | January 21st 2012 @ 2:04pm | Report comment
MVFC & other HAL teams playing in the group stages of the ACL have faced the same congested fixture. In 2010, MVFC played 120′ HAL semi-final & qualified for HAL GF then, less than 48 hours later, played evenutal ACL Champions, Seongnam, in the ACL. Then, after the HAL GF went to extra-time & penalties with the game finishing around 11:00 p.m., MVFC had to fly to Japan 3 hours later!
January 21st 2012 @ 2:13pm
Athas Zafiris said | January 21st 2012 @ 2:13pm | Report comment
Dean – Victory did not have to travel Sth Korea four days before the biggest match of the year – the A-League GF like CCM have to.
Also 4 of Victory's 6 ACL matches in 2010 were played after the HAL GF.
Only 1 of CCM's & Roar's 6 matches is after the HAF GF.
This means they have to fit in 5 ACL games during the HAL season & finals as opposed to Victory's 2.
January 22nd 2012 @ 6:14am
nordster said | January 22nd 2012 @ 6:14am | Report comment
if they want to get the best out of the ACL, i think they do need to rest players perhaps more than others have done in the past. Arnie is taking the opportunity to do that now which should be noted.
and when it comes down to it, CCM will have to make a few calls on prioritising one or the other. For me its Asia all the way. (Not making the cup/grand final would ease the congestion a little at least!) And they can get the youth team kids in there to make a name for themselves in the finals cup.
oh yeah and ELEVEN points clear, "good ordinary" is looking pretty NICE
January 22nd 2012 @ 10:40am
Bondy said | January 22nd 2012 @ 10:40am | Report comment
Premierships are the priority in futbol always has and always will be .
January 21st 2012 @ 8:18am
Kasey said | January 21st 2012 @ 8:18am | Report comment
The football Gods are a strange and fickle group. I firmly believe in them, I just knew we were in for a rough time when at Suncorp last year for the Socceroos v Thailand, I heard the bloke behind me tempting said deities with "bloody hell, if we're not 4 up at half time against this lot, we're in trouble"[English accent - should have known better IMO] Not even my "what the f*ck are you thinking?"glare and muttered apology to the FGs saved us that night, the war elephants taking the lead in the 19th minute:(
January 21st 2012 @ 9:33am
Philipcoates said | January 21st 2012 @ 9:33am | Report comment
The football gods have been kind to CCM all year. I can't believe they are so far ahead on the table. As the AFL guru Jack Dyer might have said, they are a good ordinary team. There is no magic in their side and I find them often quite dour to watch. A solid defence, more grunt than talent in mid field other than Amini who is good but inconsistent, an aged forward line other than Ibini a young talent but not as good as Babalj of Heart, and yet they keep winning.
I hope they do well in Asia because I'll support any Aussie club in the Asian comp but I hope you,re right and their A-League campaign starts to reflect their status of what I think is an ordinary team.
January 21st 2012 @ 10:37am
jamesb said | January 21st 2012 @ 10:37am | Report comment
i still think Brisbane Roar are the favourites. At full strength, the Roar are easily the best side.
Broich's injury has brought them back to the field.I also reckon that in the finals the mariners will miss someone like Patricio Perez rather than Matt Simon
January 21st 2012 @ 12:29pm
Realfootball said | January 21st 2012 @ 12:29pm | Report comment
The Mariners, with a 9 point break, may hold on for the Premiership, but there is little doubt that with their best 11 players on the park, both Brisbane and Heart are significantly more potent teams. The key for Brisbane, as we have seen, is their best 11, because the second tier players are not up to standard.
That being said, CCM without Matt Simon have certainly lost their edge up front, and this will hurt them in games to come.
Like you, Athas, I do not expect the Mariners to make the Grand Final. However, they would be deserving winners of the Premier's Plate.
January 21st 2012 @ 1:34pm
Athas Zafiris said | January 21st 2012 @ 1:34pm | Report comment
Agree Realfootball – they will be deserving premiers. They have shown great consistency this season.
It's not all over yet. With the Olyroos absence in Feb things will become very, very interesting.
January 21st 2012 @ 12:30pm
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Not sure why I am being moderated, mods. Have I transgressed some code without being aware of it?
January 21st 2012 @ 1:38pm
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You've long argued that Western New York should be getting more of a return from the Niagara Power Project, but the folks at the Power Authority remind people that the plant is a state, not local asset, and under the law, they're right. Aren't you riding a dead horse?
"This hydropower is a resource from and for Western New York; it has been historically, and we need to make it more so going forward. Our city was built around the availability of low-cost power.
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The Power Authority has sold unused hydropower earmarked for local industry for an estimated $161 million from 2005 through the end of this year and is using it for statewide purposes. Should that money, in the future, be coming back to Western New York?
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There is no regional action plan on economic development to do what you espouse or anything else. Shouldn't the locals get their act together before asking for money from the sale of power?
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"The current federal tax credit for wind power is only one year. That is not nearly long enough. I am co-sponsoring legislation to extend the wind energy tax credit to five years. Meanwhile, the House just passed a package of tax extensions that included a three year tax credit for energy derived from biomass, geothermal, hydropower, landfill gas and solid waste, and a six-year extension for solar power.
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While you and others put much of the blame on the Power Authority, officials there note that to some degree, they're merely doing what the governor and legislators have dictated through state law. For example, the sale of 70 megawatts of unused Niagara power, the so-called "loose juice," is a legislative edict. What role does Albany have to play in changing the way Niagara power and profits are used?
"The current NYPA model is broken. It does very little to provide new business investment and job growth in the Buffalo-Niagara region. The rules of the replacement and expansion programs need to be expanded to allow businesses in the new economy to take advantage of low cost power.
"There is no mandate to sell off loose juice. NYPA could and should invest the proceeds from the Niagara Power Project back into local economic development. The reason there is loose juice at all is because we have a smaller economy than when the programs were designed. So the power or the proceeds from its sale should be recaptured and dedicated to investment in the local new economy.
"There are steps NYPA can take administratively to modernize its programs to adjust to the reality that Buffalo's economy and needs have changed since the programs were conceived. However, NYPA is able to profit off of loose juice, and therefore has no incentive to change its rules to eliminate and keep the power in the region. So, because NYPA will not change, there needs to be a change in the statute to provide more flexibility in the local use of the power.
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The Astros made a pretty significant roster move shortly after losing 5-4 to the St. Louis Cardinals Wednesday night. Heralded right-handed pitching prospect Jarred Cosart was called up to make Friday's start against Tampa Bay, with outfielder Jimmy Paredes sent back to Oklahoma City.
The 23-year old Cosart was acquired from Philadelphia in the Hunter Pence deal in 2011, along with first baseman Jonathan Singleton, outfielder Domingo Santana and right-handed reliever Josh Zeid. He is one of the most advanced pitching prospects in the system, was ranked as the No. 89 prospect in baseball by MLB.com and made a significant step forward this season in his results at Triple-A.
In Oklahoma City, Cosart struck out 93 batters in 93 innings while walking 50. That 9.0 K/9 rate is easily his minor league best, though his walk rate has stayed high. In Cosart's favor is his stuff, where he mixes a heavy, mid-90s fastball with a great ground ball rate. He also has a hard curve and a developing changeup.
Cosart will start Friday night opposite Tampa Bay's David Price. Houston announced that Dallas Keuchel will start Saturday and Erik Bedard will start Sunday's game.
General manager Jeff Luhnow would not commit to whether this is a permanent promotion for Cosart or just a spot start. Houston needs another piece to its rotation after demoting starter Lucas Harrell to the bullpen earlier this week.


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There are plenty of great new features in the BlackBerry PlayBook 2.0 software, one of which is the Rich Text editor in the Messages app. Gone are the days of plain text emails; now you can bold, center and color your way to email greatness. The editor lets you format your text in numerous ways and really adds a lot to the new Messages application. You can choose formatting (bold, italic, plain) alignment, color, font style, size, indent and much more. While I'm not one for crazy rich text emails, I'm still happy to see such a featured editor within the Messages app. Hit the video above for a look at the new features and how to use them.
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I wish the overall OS had half the customization that the email client has...
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excepting typing is so slow on any touchscreen tablet...it's not incredibly useful to format them when it's so bloody slow that it will take forever....
RIM needs to think before adding in features...don't just throw in whatever cheap features that are feasible and ignore the useful ones...or don't bother making those cheap features into useful ones...
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Apple's iOS 7 update may have caused web outage
Apple's new update was so popular it might have disrupted Internet access university-wide on Wednesday.
Ohio University restored Internet access Wednesday afternoon after an outage across campuses kept students and faculty from logging on. The Internet went down at about the same time Apple's new mobile software, iOS 7, became available in the area, but it's too soon to determine whether the two incidents are related, said Sean O'Malley, OU's Information Technology communications manager.
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Philanthropic giving ordinarily dips in the first months of a new year after donors have completed year-end arrangements in preparation for filing their tax returns.
So, it was no surprise at the Oregon Jewish Community Foundation when giving there sagged somewhat in the first three months of this year. It usually does, said OJCF Executive Director John Moss.
With widespread uncertainty about the future of the economy in the midst of the fallout from sub-prime mortgage implosion, the declining dollar and rumors of apprehension about inflation, the slowdown in giving is a little more noticeable this year than in previous years, according to Moss.
"Giving slows down at this time of year, but you can feel the slowdown in the air now," he said. "People are being a little more cautious."
Caution is a way of life at the OJCF, according to Moss, who said the foundation's investment side is deliberately positioned to face whatever pitch may cross the plate.
"We're not trying to hit any home runs; we are cautious to minimize risk," said Moss.
Minimize risk, yes. But the foundation is getting around all three bases and back home, just the same.
In its just-released annual report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2007, the foundation lists $43.42 million in assets under management, up just over 20 percent from a year earlier.
The Jewish Review reported the OJCF's 2007 results when the foundation's independent auditor first returned its report to the foundation last November. However, it is useful now to revisit the foundation's performance in light of changing economic circumstances (The OJCF annual report is inserted into this edition of the Jewish Review).
"Our funds are heavily indexed so they are a reflection of the larger marketplace," said Moss.
That was good last year, as the foundation's unprecedented $2.5 million gain on investments in fiscal 2007 confirms.
However, to the extent that the foundation's funds are indexed, it also means that its fortunes will track those indexes in less prosperous times; there is an upside and a downside in every cycle.
"As things are slowing, we're participating in that slowing as well," said Moss, who nonetheless remained confident owing to countervailing strategies in place in anticipation of cycles in the economy.
"Our asset allocation is very good; it's well balanced," said Moss, pointing to what he termed "fine-tuned" and "risk-averse" allocations across small-, mid- and large-cap companies and with international representation to provide equilibrium for disparate trends among various nations.
OJCF President Stan Blauer echoed Moss's confidence.
"We had a remarkable year last year, as all the numbers show," said Blauer. "As far as our investment side goes, we have a very experienced committee of lay and professional people, as well as outside investment advice. Our primary responsibilities are preservation of capital and growth so that the community's funds are safe."
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Hopefully Benson can add something to the attack that seems to be missing. Starks looked terrible last week. He's slow, tentative and with his injury history he's a risk. Despite the impression they have given, you do need some semblance of a running attack and perhaps Benson can provide that.
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Thompson: 'You can never have enough horses'
Green Bay -- Through veteran free agent signings and three trades up in the NFL Draft, it has been a odd six months for general manager Ted Thompson. Maybe Thompson won't be "Opposite George," but he has done things a lot differently of late.
Signing Cedric Benson does deviate from Thompson's draft-and-develop M.O. But with the injuries in the backfield, the Packers needed to add a back.
"We did a lot of work on Cedric, as you do at all positions, we were constantly watching tape," Thompson said Tuesday morning. "Eliot (Wolf) and his crew were doing up evaluations and we get together as a group and watch stuff. We like what we saw with Cedric, as we went further into training camp, we realized that you can never have enough horses. It's a tough position to play, a tough position durability-wise to stay out there. We felt like he'd be a good addition to our group and we think he can help that group out.
"What that means, whether he's the starter and all that, that will be determined down the road. We just felt like adding another quality back was good for us at this time."
Thompson clarified that the Packers needed to add another back to the group for the season, not merely training camp.
The G.M. also said the team talked to the running back about his checkered past.
"I don't want to talk about Cedric's private affairs other than to say we have had a conversation and I was comfortable with it," Thompson said. "He understands that maybe he made some mistakes in the past and maybe he's a little more mature and farther down the road in terms of developing in that regard. We felt comfortable after that."
Meanwhile, Thompson locked up left guard T.J. Lang for four more years Monday night as well --- one year after inking Josh Sitton to a six-year deal. Thompson acknowledged that teams typically invest money up front to the left tackle position, but felt Lang was "a core guy."
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No comment by packer blood yet patting TT on the back? It should follow quickly.
Hopefully Benson can add something to the attack that seems to be missing. Starks looked terrible last week. He's slow, tentative and with his injury history he's a risk. Despite the impression they have given, you do need some semblance of a running attack and perhaps Benson can provide that.Hide replies
you mean like you just did?
you just said you liked the signing. hence......
I did what, pat him on the back? I don't think so, but you can look at it however you like. In your world TT seems to do no wrong.
As I implied, it's not wise to think they can get by with little or no rushing attack, which is how they had prepared for the season. Now, perhaps it has become MORE obvious that their stable of backs are questionable. Seems to me that he was basically forced to sign Benson, so you can commend him for that, as per usual, if you like.
the fact of the matter is ted thompson built a super bowl winner 2 years ago, a 15-1 team last year and one of the best and deepest rosters in the NFL this year as the leading super bowl contender.
criticize away if that makes you feel better. even when he does something you like.
because you know more than ted.
Same apologetic crap you always spew to defend you lack of objectivity. I didn't criticize TT at all as any rational person could see. I merely highlighted you penchant for constatly fawning over everything he does. You thing that all you have to do is trot out his accomplishments every time someone says something evenly mildly critical. You fail to realize that much of the time people aren't condemning him or his record. They might just have a particular issue about something the Packers are doing. That brings up another point: not everything is about Thompson you know.
Every time I view these blogs, and it discourages me from viewing them, you seem to be pouncing on everyone who is even slightly critical. It seems rather sad that you are unable to let people freely express their opinions unless it agrees with your own. There is no doubt in my mind that it affects how people express themselves in these blogs.
you can't say you like the signing and pretend ted didn't have anything to do with it.
so, if you like the signing...............
some people complain because ted doesn't sign players.
some people complain when ted does sign players.
you, well, you complain because ted signs players you like but ted gets the credit.
good luck with that.
some people don't complain. instead, they are GREATLY appreciative that ted actually knows more than you, me and most GMs in football and does a great job regardless whether or not you choose to give him credit.
you simply seem bent about something. ted's not responsible for that.
you are.
Hook, line and sinker.
What utter nonsense. You are going off on some sort of unwarranted and delusional rant. Of course that is nothing new for you.
Tom Turkey, you opened your comment with an unsolicited and unwarranted rant at PB, so who's delusional? And I still can't tell after rereading your post three times whether you sincerely think TT made a nice move or not. Best be careful, your troll panties are showing and it's clear that your forgot to trim this week.
What a mature post, cheesy. You are one classy dude?
As you should have been able to guess, I really don't care if you think I think TT made a nice move or not. I don't see the need for your evaluation.
Just realize, not everything that is said needs to be examined through a Ted Thompson filter for degree of purity, with certain people acting as the FILTERS.
Taking a shot at another poster in a unsolicited fashion, when you are not engaged with that poster, is classless, and I tend to call those out using the original tone used, regardless of who the insulter/insultee is . If you want to throw mud, don't be surprised if you get a little muddy yourself.
Your post was intended to inflame a solid poster on this board, little else. If you legitimately have a point of view about the job TT (or anyone else) is doing, you'll be far better received if you avoid leading off with a personal attack. There might be disagreement, but it will at the minimum be honest and productive dialogue where we all might learn from each other's opinions.
*you forgot
"you forgot"
What, cheesy? Retrace your steps.
"you are one classy dude?"
just so we're straight, are you ASKING cheesy if he's a classy dude?
if you are, yes, he is.
as for you, since you seem to be so awkwardly convicted about this issue- do you like the benson signing or no?
Tom I don't know if you hate PB from your old neigborhood or what but keep it off this board. You started the exchange with an opening post that was personnel and uncalled for, the facts are above for all to see and I am sure all here agree with me.
old 66, mind your own business. I am not the least bit interested in your speculation about how I knew him or if I have some personal beef with him. That' really has nothing to do with a person's ability to comment here and as I said is nothing but baseless speculation on your part.
I've nothing to hide, btw as to what I've written and am well aware of what I have written. As someone who I know has commented in the POLITICAL BLOGS(meaning you) I think you would do well to adhered to your own advice about comments. As far as I'm concerned, I simply made an observation that he hadn't posted yet, which seemed surprising, and that he pats TT on the back. If you want to try to make those comments out to be something sinister, and INCORRECT, be my guest. You did say "opening post" didn't you?
As for who agrees or disagrees with you, I could care less. This would seem to go along with something cheesy said, too. I'm not trying to "fit in" so to speak. I realize that is probably very important for some of you, but I simply made a comment which is my right to do. That is why these blogs are here: to make comments. They are not intended to have people evaluate those comments to see if they fit in or fit their agenda. This isn't someone's private clubhouse to POLICE and make sure that the commentary fits THEIR OWN viewpoint. Again, it's a BLOG for making comments. If you don't agree with what I say that is perfectly understandable to me. I wouldn't expect everyone to agree with what I said or what anyone else said.
I agree. Though I don't think he hates him from his old neighborhood, I think it's someone that PB made look foolish, and instead of having an intelligent conversation for which "tom" lacked the prereqs, instead he created yet another screen name. Seems to be an epidemic lately.
whatever your lame intentions are, tom, you're not fooling anyone. you're bent about something and it's because of you.
no one else.
if the gist of your point is you don't like to give ted credit, well, then don't.
no one cares.
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I agree. Though I don't think he hates him from his old neighborhood, I think it's someone that PB made look foolish, and instead of having an intelligent conversation for which "tom" lacked the prereqs, instead he created yet another screen name. Seems to be an epidemic lately.
Let me know when you are done speculating and talking out of your @$$.
I've had this screen name, and the only screen name unlike some, since Nov of 2007. It was Thanksgiving time and that is why I choose Tom Turkey, As you can guess I didn't put a lot of thought into the name.
Rather than making idiotic and engaging in baseless speculation, why not stick to what you do know. I wouldn't venture to speculate about how much that is, though. I post a lot in other areas so if you did, too, you wouldn't have to make false accusations about me creating "another screen name." You do seem "displaced" , though.
Tom Turkey, if someone comes here to express their opinion, and can't handle that others might not agree with it, they really should not be posting on the internet. Ever. Why not just grow a pair and stop whining?
I have to wonder what kind of sheltered life you lead, Tom, that you can't handle anyone disagreeing with you. Does your mommy still cut your meat, too?
Mr. Turkey, I don't know you personally, but I'd like to request a personal favor of you, nonetheless: Do please keep posting to this blog. Your comments provide really funny drama--thank you! I confess that it's perverse of anyone to enjoy watching other people make asses of themselves but, well, there it is. You have real talent in that area, and I'm grateful to you for your services.
To Mr. Turkey! Huzzah!
Sort of agree with reade13. I thought Tom Turkey's first post was rather funny, and have since enjoyed reading the friendly back and forth banter. You can't pay for this sort of entertainment....
I sense I made his BP go up a few notches, hook line and sinker v.2 there P man. lol
Such clever and mature comments by you fellas, but since this is probably your life, I'll leave you to it.
So the Pack is set for years to come at Guard and RT. Interesting to see if Sherrard comes back. That would leave only center to worry about (barring inevitable injuries).
I still see a future with Bulaga at LT and Sherrod at RT.Hide replies
My bet is Saturday has a bit left in the tank, and plays out his contract. By that time, EDS, genus, or someone else will have the chance to improve enough to fill that role.
I wonder who on the roster right now, not already starting elsewhere or injured, could play RT. Just wondering how it would go if they did consider moving Bulaga to LT, even on an interim basis.
I think Bull would be a great LT dpf, he may be so good they can't move him from the spot. I think Newhouse could play RT. He will be back after this week?
Maybe Datko will show marked improvement the next few weeks?!
I think EDS will be our C eventually unless Ted finds a gem. The roster is getting to the point where Ted can concentrate on certain areas when he has a bunch of players/positions rated equally.
They can do alot better at C than EDS.
Maybe I'm misremembering, but I think Bob McGinn's recent article said Genus is "on the fence" as a center, and that Silverstein once said that Genus has enough talent to make the team and develop as a center for the future. EDS seems serviceable, at the very least.
My uneducated guess is that they're not going to move Bulaga to LT, at least not permanently--he's pretty good where he is. Here's hoping that Newhouse/Sherrod prove to be more reliable in the future.
We needed someone in the backfield as both Starks and Green remain unproven and seem always to be injured. Lets face it, experienced running backs with gas left in their tank are rare. If they were so good they would be with someone. It was perhaps the off field issues in Benson's past that allowed him to still be available. It is a low risk gamble. At this stage in his career nearing the end he would like a Super Bowl ring and this is the best place to be in position to get one. It is surprising what kind of dedication and motivation goes with that last chance to get a ring scenario.
I'm glad they brought in Benson. I was a Starks guy but what has he done for us lately..give him some more time..Yes..I would really like Green to take the starting spot but he also needs to show what he has..Benson can be productive and show the kids how to play the game.Hide replies
I agree, gunn (and w/ old66 (below). Starks was a superstar for us in the playoffs, but he hasn't done much since to live up to his potential. Hopefully Benson is PO'ed about not receiving more interest/money and plays with a healthy chip on his shoulder. Learning how to block/receive better would be a big bonus, too.
I'm also high on Green's potential. If he gets healthy and develops well, he could be the next best thing to that other great Green we had--Ahman. Alex has a long way to go before he reaches Batman Returns status, though.
I wish there were half a dozen less ifs in all of these prognostications. I think the offense would be truly scary to opposing defenses if they had to scheme against our WRs AND a really good RB.
You make good points on the "ifs". Fortunately with this offense we do not need an explosive 150 yards a game back. An average of 4 yards per carry with the ability to pick up that extra yard after contact in short yardage will do. That being said it is hard to run out the clock in close games without a dominant running game and I don't know if we want our D to be the ones that have to save the game. And the chip on Benson's shoulder will be a minimum contract loaded with incentives that makes it pay more if he puts the nose to the grindstone. Nothing like a motivated player that wants a ring, needs incentives to get paid, and want to prove all the GMs in the league wrong.
Im excited to see what Benson can do. He certainly can't do any worse than our current stable.


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An extremely important element of a Montessori program is the service component. Our Early Childhood and Toddler classrooms have ongoing service projects with organizations such as the Road Home Homeless Shelter and an orphanage in Romania. Our Elementary School students have visited residents at local Nursing homes, raked leaves for elderly neighbors and mentored Spanish speaking children at the Guadalupe Center. Our Elementary and Middle School students have several hours each month set aside for service learning projects. These projects include our school-wide Scholastic Book Club service, our school-wide recycling program, and local community projects such as shoveling snow for our neighbors, and clean-up efforts in local parks. These are just a few examples of the many projects in which our students become involved throughout the course of an academic year.
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For more than fifteen years, the Montessori Community School has sponsored three Navajo grandmothers through the "Adopt a Native Elder" program. The children collect food and deliver it to our Grandmothers during the Navajo Rug Show at Deer Valley and during another time of year we also collect money to buy gift certificates and wool for the beautiful rugs they weave. The Adopt-A-Native-Elder Program exists to create a bridge of hope between Native Americans and other cultures. It allows us to reach out to one another, share our gifts, and mend the broken circle of our relationship with the Land and the Native Americans who hold it in sacred trust.
The Program supports the traditional Elders who live in the cultural and spiritual traditions of The Dine' People. Most live in remote portions of the Dine's (Navajo) reservation. Many live in traditional hogans, and some raise sheep as a means of maintaining themselves. The Program provides food, simple medicines, clothing, fabric and yarns to help these Elders live on the Land in their traditional lifestyle. As they have become elderly, it has become more difficult for them to support themselves on the Land in their traditional ways.
We have three "adopted" Navajo grandmothers, Grandmother Emma Bahe, Grandmother Roseline Jackson and Grandmother Elvira Horseherder.
Each year, our students raise money through our annual Fun Run for our grandmothers. We use the money to purchase gift certificates to Walmart (the only real shopping option that they have and it does afford them the opportunity to buy most items that they need - such as clothing, household and gardening items etc.) and also purchase several boxes of yarn for them to use to weave the beautiful rugs that they sell at the Deer Valley Rug Show each fall (the money raised from the sale of the rugs is their main source of income for the year). If we collect enough money we also buy gift certificates for the Bashi food stores that operate on the reservations.
Each fall Grandmother Elvira attends the rug show and Grandmother Roseline (who does not speak any English) has attended a few times. Our Kindergarten and Elementary students are given the opportunity to attend special cultural events on the Thursday and Friday prior to the first public event and spend time with Grandmother Elvira and Grandmother Roseline. Grandmother Elvira has also visited our school to talk to all the children about her life on the reservation. She is a wonderful woman with a generous spirit and the children love the interaction with her.
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We sponsor seven girls from Ethiopia through the Children of the Ethiopia Education Fund (COEFF), a Utah-based organization. The sponsorship provides these girls with the opportunity to attend school. Each of our Early Childhood, Elementary and Middle School classes sponsors a girl. Our students raise money for the sponsorships through our annual Fun Run and have pen pal relationships with the girls. For more information about this wonderful program, you can go to the COEEF website at www.coeef.org.


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Original recipe yields 12 squares
- Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. Toss apples with sugar and cinnamon; set aside.
- Beat eggs, milk and vanilla in large bowl with wire whisk until well blended. Add bread cubes, sausage and 1 1/2 cups cheese and apple mixture; stir gently until evenly coated.
- Spoon into lightly greased 13x9-inch baking dish; top with remaining 1/2 cup cheese.
- Bake 40-45 minutes or until knife inserted in center comes out clean. Let stand 10 minutes before cutting into 12 squares to serve.
- Serve with warm maple syrup.
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We have been making this casserole for years, and it pleases both the savory & sweet crowd at brunch! You will love this recipe as written, but I have made modifications over the years that are also good. I prefer to use Jimmy Dean's Maple Sausage for added sweetness. I have also used cinnamon swirl, sourdough, and cinnamon raisen bread in place of the French bread, and I think they're all great. I also prefer to use Granny Smith (tart) or Honey Crisp apples for their crisp texture, and top with Gruyere cheese instead of cheddar (but both are great). TIP: Make it the night before you want to serve it, cover, and refrigerate overnight. Then pull it out and let it sit on your counter for 30 - 45 minutes before you pop it in the oven. Great for Christmas morning, so you can sit by the tree instead of in your kitchen!
This was absolutely delicious. I made a few variations. Cooked sausage links, chopped up and added an extra cup. I also added extra apples, sugar and cinamon, 1 cup of chopped walnuts and some nutmeg. I used three kinds of bread, french, cinamon and wheat. I only used 1/2 of the cheese that was called for. I made it the night before and stored it in the fridge until I baked it the next morning. It came out awesome!
This was my first attempt at a Breakfast Casserole and it turned out great! I used twice the apples, Jimmy Dean Maple flavored sausage and used raisin bread instead of French bread, as another reviewer had suggested. I drizzled maple syrup over mine as I have a SWEET tooth. My boyfriend - who is more for savory - preferred his without syrup and had THREE helpings. He LOVED this, haha. I will be making this again, I may even add some raisins next time as they were sooooo good in the bread. This dish did taste best once it "sat" for about 15-20 mins out off the oven. Looking forward to having this again on Christmas morning, thanks.
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Amount Per Serving (12 total)
- Calories
- 313 cal
- 16%
- Fat
- 17.6 g
- 27%
- Carbs
- 23.2 g
- 7%
- Protein
- 15.9 g
- 32%
- Cholesterol
- 178 mg
- 59%
- Sodium
- 426 mg
- 17%
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Don't miss the July 31 deadline to make your TCS New York City Marathon baggage and transportation selections.
Three‐time Olympian Rhines and Two‐time U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials Qualifier Frey will be the two fastest runners ever to take part in the event
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New York, March 8, 2012—Three‐time U.S. Olympian Jen Rhines and two‐time U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials qualifier Michelle Frey will headline a field of more than 9,000 runners at the ninth annual More Magazine/Fitness Magazine Women's Half‐Marathon, the largest women‐only half‐marathon in the country, on Sunday, April 15, it was announced today by New York Road Runners president and CEO Mary Wittenberg.
The 13.1‐mile race through scenic Central Park is open to women runners and walkers of all ages. The race attracts women from all 50 states and of every level, from first‐time runners to elite athletes. Each year, the sold‐out event provides thousands of women the opportunity to gather for competition, celebration, and camaraderie. The race champion will win $1,000 and receive "The Meyerhoff," an award named in honor of 2010 champion and NYRR member Sally Meyerhoff, who tragically died in a cycling accident last March.
"The More Magazine/Fitness Magazine Women's Half‐Marathon is a powerful race that celebrates strong, active, and spirited women," said Wittenberg. "Jen and Michelle bring world‐class talent and grace to the race, and they are extraordinary role models for women runners everywhere."
Rhines, 37, of Mammoth Lakes, CA, has made three U.S. Olympic teams at three different distances. She competed in the 10,000 meters in Sydney in 2000, the marathon in Athens in 2004, and the 5000 meters in Beijing in 2008. Rhines has also competed in five IAAF World Championships in Athletics (2001, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011) and has won many U.S. titles on the track and the road. Training under her husband and coach, Terrence Mahon, at the NYRR‐backed Mammoth Track Club in Mammoth Lakes, CA, Rhines is the reigning American half‐marathon champion and has a 1:11:14 personal best. She will be the fastest woman ever to run the More Magazine/Fitness Magazine Women's Half‐Marathon. In June, Rhines will attempt to make her fourth Olympic team at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, OR.
"I'm looking forward to returning to the streets of New York next month for the More Magazine/Fitness Magazine Women's Half‐Marathon," said Rhines. "I anticipate there will be great energy among the thousands of women that will compete in the nation's largest all women's half‐marathon. I'm excited to tackle the hills of Central Park as I build my strength for the Olympic Track Trials in June. It will be a great weekend to enjoy the camaraderie and celebrate womens' running."
Frey, 29, of Minneapolis, MN, will turn 30 on the day of the More Magazine/Fitness Magazine Women's Half‐ Marathon. In January, she finished 22nd in a field of 152 finishers at the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials in Houston. Frey, running under her maiden name of Michelle Lilienthal, finished third at the U.S. Half‐Marathon Championships in 2007, clocking her personal‐best time of 1:12:46.
"I've always wanted to compete in the More Magazine/Fitness Magazine Women's Half‐Marathon, so I'm extremely excited to be racing it for the first time," said Frey. "I love the energy in New York City, and Central Park is one of my all‐time favorite places to run. That, combined with the largest all‐women's half‐marathon in the country, will make for a really special day! I can't wait!"
The View's Elisabeth Hasselbeck will serve as host for the race and will also be running the race it for the second year in a row with Team NOGII to raise money for Celiac Disease research. The event is hosted by Athleta as the presenting sponsor, with product sponsors Aveeno, Birkenstock, Duane Reade, Jenny Craig, Oakley, Playtex Sport, Skechers and Tonalin. Race participants will be raising money for the charitable partner, Hole in the Wall Gang, a nonprofit, summer camp and year‐round center serving children and their families coping with cancer. CARE and Florida Grapefruit are expo sponsors, sister magazine EatingWell is the media partner and Francesco Rinaldo is a food court sponsor.
Prior to the race, a two‐day Health & Wellness Expo at the Metropolitan Pavilion—located at 18th Street between Sixth and Seventh avenues—will feature health‐oriented vendors and exhibitors, guest speakers, product giveaways, and more. The Expo, which is free and open to the public, is also the location for race‐number pickup for registered runners.
The half‐marathon will begin at 8:00 a.m., Sunday, April 15, on Central Park's West Drive near 63rd Street. For more race details, please visit http://www.morefitnesshalf.com/.
"Our races are to our sport what Wimbledon and the Australian, U.S., and French Opens are to tennis, and what the Masters, U.S., and British Opens and PGA Championship are to golf. Each race has the history, the tradition, the honor roll of legendary champions, and a special place in the eyes of all to make them stand apart from the other events." Mary Wittenberg


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On Tuesday, July 29th, an emergency regulation by the State to increase conservation practices for all Californians went into effect. The new conservation regulation targets outdoor urban water use. With this regulation, all Californians are expected to stop:· washing down driveways and sidewalks;· watering of outdoor landscapes that cause excess runoff;· using a hose to wash a motor vehicle, unless the hose is fitted with a shut-off nozzle; and· using potable water in a fountain or decorative water feature, unless the water is recirculated.
On Monday evening, July 28th, the Mayor and City Council hosted a successful work session on the City's Shoreline Fund and Police Department Space Planning efforts. More information can be found in the Shoreline Fund presentation or the Police Department Space Planning presentation, or through the press release.
With an unparalleled, strategic location and the fastest internet connectivity available anywhere, San Leandro is poised to capitalize on the current economic recovery. To ensure that we maximize our success, San Leandro is expanding its efforts to welcome new businesses with a Business License Tax Holiday. This program will be effective immediately and will run for one year. Virtually all businesses that are new to San Leandro, including start-ups and businesses re-locating from other areas, will be exempt from the tax for their first year of operations.
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