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Bernie Goldberg looks at the glowing coverage the Secretary of State has received
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- Date Jan 25, 2013
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That is not joints I was bring in our media analyst -- over joins us from my and it's it might be an old -- Watch here my -- doing this burning.
I I wish you were but I'm afraid you're not.
Let's put this into perspective.
Because this isn't happening in a vacuum with Hillary Clinton for years ago.
The so called mainstream media fell in love with Barack Obama.
And they've been slobbering over him ever since and it was because he was a historic.
He wasn't Mondale he wasn't Dukakis he wasn't gore he wasn't carrying.
He was a politician who was on the verge of becoming the first black president of the United States and a lot of journalists who were too young to cover the civil rights.
Stories of the sixties.
They weren't going to miss out.
I'm I'm helping to shape history twice so they covered -- the way they covered him you know by slobbering all over him.
Now we have Hillary Clinton.
Who is another potential historic.
Figure she could be the first woman president of the United States and this week after those hearings.
The media began slobbering in earnest.
And it will continue.
And it will ratchet up when she announces that she's running for president of the United States and you know what bill.
It doesn't matter what you think about this it doesn't matter what I think about this.
It doesn't matter what Krauthammer thinks about it doesn't matter what Brit -- thinks about it it doesn't matter what anybody.
Thinks about it because these people these journalists were born without the embarrassment -- Nothing embarrasses them about how they behave.
Do you think.
That Brian Williams.
And the rest of that Diane Sawyer.
Martha Raddatz.
Do you think that they know.
How old they sounded.
While introducing.
A very important story secretary State's testimony in front of congress you think that they realize.
How it was coming across.
That's it that's a great question.
And it's because when you live in a bubble and everybody is sort of -- like.
You don't notice stuff that guys left.
Guys like us notice I mean you know I'll give me an example with Martha Raddatz.
The most meaningless term in the English language is I take full responsibility.
When a politician utters those words it means absolutely.
So when Hillary Clinton said she takes full responsibility.
Martha Raddatz praised her she said she's taking all the blame on her shoulders.
A more skeptical reporter would say.
-- what is that meet.
What is taking full responsibility me.
And some country in most countries and most governments outside the United States.
There's a price you pay I'm not advocating Harry Kerry or anything like that.
But when she says she takes responsibility -- Martha Raddatz think that's a good thing without pursuing it.
No I don't think they understand what they sound like I'm sure they don't understand what they sound.
So this is a huge advantage for the Democratic Party.
Over the Republican Party that's number one and that's the big -- -- sixty minutes and I'm not do this has tip of the day at the end of the programs not gonna give away my feeling about the interview but I do want to address this with you.
Sixty minutes is pretty much the last line of defense for me.
With the national television media I think it's an honest broadcast.
I think they're still tough guys over there although Mike Wallace was the toughest the -- Mike Wallace.
I admire croft is a contemporary of mine we came up together.
He's got -- interview Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton -- -- He's the last hole.
The last hope.
To get this Libya saying where it should be -- the folks understand.
What happened and who screwed up.
And I'm gonna -- the -- I'm gonna do the lead story on on Monday in a talking points on Monday -- let's handicap it you think croft is gonna get it.
Well I know Steve very well we were colleagues for very long time and we've socialized and all that.
And and I like -- -- he's good and it's a big opportunity for -- a big opportunity.
It's not it's not up to me to sit here on your program -- -- want to ask that'll do it anyway Iraq for one question should be one question should be.
Why -- those survivors of Ben -- still under wraps.
I mean why why why I haven't they've been allowed to say anything that's one question -- -- question another good one would be.
You know it looks to -- too many objective observers that the two of you Mr.
President and madam secretary of state.
We're totally unprepared for what happened -- Ben -- even though it happened.
On the anniversary of 9/11.
You're still on prepared how do you defend yourself against that.
And just a personal question which has nothing to do with Ben Ghazi but something I would want to ask is Mr.
President I'm just curious I've been curious about this for a long time.
Are you embarrassed.
By the slobbering that the media.
-- you know does for you are you embarrassed by their slobbering.
You eat they usually put you on the cover with the halo and then a few months later says you're the second coming.
Does not embarrass you and.
All you could do deadly that's -- that question in the in the -- -- high wage.
All of the Hillary Clinton testimony this is certainly they weren't tough on Hillary -- -- Again I'm gonna have that as a tip of the day back of the show and tell you stuff about the sixty minutes interview Bernie as always thank you --


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The full programme for this year's 22nd AMIC international conference to be held in Yogyakarta (4th-7th July) is now available in pdf. More than 270 paper presenters, a record for AMIC, have been scheduled to participate in parallel and plenary sessions at the four-day event. Conference delegates are expected from 24 countries across the world. AMIC's premier annual event is hosted by Universitas Gadjah Mada and will be held at the Melia Purosani Hotel in Yogyakarta. Conference participants are reminded to register on-line now and to make their hotel bookings. Full details are available on the AMIC conference web-site.
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After much head scratching and sniffing—I mean, thinking—over which caption to choose (Khrushchev? Nipper? Kodak?) we decided to ask for help. We put in a request for assistance from Miriam Nisbet, who is the Director of the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS). When she isn't sorting out FOIA requests, she's working with guide dogs, so [...]
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Moore Alumna Pamela Deitrich hasa piece "Landscape Diptych" in juried exhibition, "Linear Vernacular" at Studio Montclair, NJ,from September - December 2012.
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An author, who only learned to read and write at the age of 40, is due to publish her third book this month.
Muriel Kingsley, who was born in Jamaica, has written three children's stories with her latest book Emily's Great Adventure, due to be available in Croydon libraries and online.
The 69-year-old moved to Britain at age 26 and started writing the short stories after finally learning to read and write at a Croydon adult education class.
Ms Kingsley has lived in Thornton Heath for more than 10 years.
She said it was difficult not being able to read and write and found it hard navigating her way around because she couldn't read street names.
The stories tell the adventures of little girls growing up in Jamaica and are based on her own life in 1950s Jamaica.
She said: "We were very poor in Jamaica and sometimes my father couldn't afford the dinner money. I went to work at the age of 13.
"At a young age, my mother often sent me to the shops with a shopping list, so those things were the only things I could read when I came to England."
She added: "One time it took me one hour to find my way home. It should have taken five minutes, but all the streets looked the same to me and I lost my way."
Ms Kingsley, who has 13 grandchildren and six children, said she loves reading to her family, with some of her youngest grandchildren always asking her to read her stories.
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I was so distracted by the kitty pics that I missed Louise's mention that the doctors had told her family they should go into the hospital that evening to see her mum... Or I missed the significance of that. About a week later, I heard that Louise had lost her mum.
What do you say in those situations? Louise is in Sydney and I am in Perth (which is 2045 miles, or roughly the distance from LA to Wisconsin for my American readers) and although we have never met, we have already said that we would totally go out for drinks if it weren't for the distance. So the best I could manage was "sending you hugs and cocktails." Louise replied, "less hugs, more cocktails". How do you send a cocktail that distance?
Sadly, I'd already given this block to Janine and had NO MORE cats with cocktails fabric. I put a call on Quilt Club Australia and funnily enough, Cat(herine) (who is in WA and has just started her own long-arm business called Catty Lil Sew-n-sew) had a piece she gave me. So I now had a cat with a cocktail, but what was I going to do with it?
Sara had sent me another pattern - not to test this time, just because she is so sweet. This pattern was for a trio of wallets - a basic, an intermediate, and an advanced. I decided to go with the intermediate one which has a space for a phone to fit on the back. The Ghastlies' cat fit perfectly.
The inside of the wallet features numerous credit card slots. I left some open for notes.
Halfway through, I realised there was no space for coins, so I added a little coin purse to the front of the wallet. I fussy cut the characters (obviously) but the closures are scraps of Ghastlies fabric. One scrap turned out to be the crotch area of one of the male characters (unintentional) but I'd ironed it on to the interfacing before I noticed. So I decided that would be the back of a closure and no one would ever notice. Then I accidentally sewed it the wrong way on. Oops...
Here's the outside in its full glory below.
My parents informed me that it is unlucky to give a wallet as a gift without money in it, so I'm going to have to send cocktail money over. Which I am going to have to insist Louise spends on a cocktail to cheer herself up, so that makes this Louise's Cocktail Kitty.
Which kicked my creative brain into action... I have to explain that Louise seems to have a similarly devious sense of humour to me before we go any further.
There's a fine cotton hankerchief from Japan ("In case you are a messy drunk") and a note on the interior cat fabric ("Extra kitties in case you get rat-faced") and I popped a couple of asprin in the front pocket ("for the morning after").
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Louise loved it. She said it made her laugh and cry and the zipper on her old purse broke last week and she had to cut it open and has been carrying it around in a state of disgrace ever since. She says thank you to Cat and Sara for their contribution. And she's 26.... :)
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The 12th-ranked Railsplitters sealed the outright 2012-13 South Atlantic Conference regular season championship with a decisive 82-65 victory over the Catawba College Indians in the regular-season finale Saturday evening at Tex Turner Arena.
Lincoln Memorial University (22-4, 15-3 SAC) rides into the postseason on a six-game winning streak following the win over Catawba (9-17, 6-12 SAC). With Wednesday's win over the Wingate Bulldogs, the Railsplitters locked up the No. 1 seed for the 2013 Food Lion SAC Tournament, notching a match up against the No. 8 seed Tusculum College Pioneers on Wednesday evening in Tex Turner Arena.
With the win over the Indians on Saturday night, the 12th-ranked Railsplitters claimed an outright South Atlantic Conference regular season championship, as they finished the season with a 15-3 league mark, one game ahead of the pace set by Anderson and Wingate.
By earning that championship, the Railsplitters garnered their third SAC championship crown in the five-year stead of head coach Josh Schertz, as Lincoln Memorial captured both the 2010-11 regular season and tournament championships.
The Railsplitters head into the 2013 Food Lion SAC Tournament in the midst of an historic stretch, as they have accumulated 95 wins to only 22 losses over the past four seasons. During that span, the Railsplitters have amassed a current South Atlantic Record with 40-consecutive weeks ranked in the NABC/Division II national poll.
Mixed in amongst the coronation of the Railsplitters' 2012-13 regular season championship, the men's basketball team honored their five seniors competing in their final regular-season game at Tex Turner Arena. A presentation in honor of Cam Carden, Dustin Craig, Wally Jones, Jairocey Simpson and Jake Troyli was held prior to the start of tonight's contest.
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Senior Dustin Craig capped the regular season with a double-double performance, tallying 14 points and spearheading a 50-44 advantage on the glass for the Railsplitters by matching a game-high figure with 12 rebounds.
Jake Troyli poured in 11 points in 27 minutes of work to go along with six rebounds, while Cam Carden compiled eight points, six boards and three assists.
Bailey, Troyli and Craig paced the Railsplitters to a commanding 60-26 advantage in the paint, as those three combined for 42 points. The Railsplitters also corralled 18 offensive rebounds which were turned into 24 second chance points, while also using seven Indian turnovers to notch 14 points.
Catawba was paced offensively by Tyrece Little, as he poured in a game-high 23 points and matched a game-high figure with 12 rebounds to round out his double-double. Lee Martin added 17 points and six rebounds, while Vismantas Marijosium tallied nine points and nine rebounds.
With the regular season in the books, the No. 12 Railsplitters will turn their attention to postseason play.
By virtue of their top-four finish, the Railsplitters will host their quarterfinal matchup of the 2013 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference Tournament.
The top-seeded Railsplitters are set to welcome eight-seeded Tusculum College to Tex Turner Arena for a spot in the semifinals, to be held in Greenville, S.C., on the line. The game is slated to tip at 7 p.m. on the LMU campus.


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I think it would be an extremely good idea to use sngwiz on some of these spots in future videos but the K5o looks to me to be a close call and KTo is a snap call. If SetTheHook is a good reg, he should be shoving fairly wide given how weak the SB is and how much FE he has on the two of you. Sngwiz shows the BE point to be slightly more 50%. I personally would shove more than 50% OTB. You are too far from the money and too short on chips for ICM to be a huge factor. Just pokerstoving this spot shows that K5o has 43% equity against a 50% range and your pot odds shows you need 42%. The fact that sngwiz agrees with your pot odds should show you how little ICM matters.
With all that said, I think folding here is fine given how close it is. The two other fish are fairly passive which should offer us more +EV future spots. But if the BTN continues to push, I would be looking to call wider since a disparity in chips between us and another good player is detrimental to our chances of winning.


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Comment posted Dunoon Ward count and RESULT by Gus Mackay.
Have you? Mike was a member of the Labour Party some time ago.
Hopefully he will have retained the values he supported then and will become a successful councillor for the Dunoon ward.
I would be very disappointed if Mike was to fall into the normal negative outlook of other snp contributors to this blog.
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- Still no answer to the question from DH re his election results?
The usual repetitive stuff from the others. Zzzzzzzzzz!
- If so we have a long way to go to catch up with the nats!
- Told you Simon! He's a veteran of council elections. Though I'm not sure confessions of Hamilton TC are of relevance to standing in Argyll and Bute.
"That was the year the Labour Party asked me to stand for them" ,evidence??????
He still has not provided answers to the question of his attempts to be elected in Argyll and Bute(other than to say he was a paper candidate in ward 7)
The rest of his post is as usual what he would call positive, and I would call mince! - Simon – Have you noticed DH is reluctant to tell you about his time as a candidate in the council elections ?
He seems to be trying to change the subject to something he has no evidence for!
- If you cannot answer why repost the same old crap
If you cannot answer why repost the same old crap?
Recent comments by Gus Mackay
- Russell welcomes reopening of Sandbank post office
I never said he was a 'good guy'.Read my comment again.
- Scottish Government forced to intervene on loose-mouthed Russell gaffe in Campbeltown
Lynda,Firstly can I thank you for confirming that you have an obvious loathing for Dunoon.
How or why this should be is your problem.I have no intention of answering your tiresomely long reply to my comment in detail, as I find your descriptions absurd.
I have lived all of my life in Dunoon and can assure you there are regular visitors who love the place and I meet people who wish they had come here sooner and will be back.
Can I suggest you restrict your visits to places where you might be welcome!
- Another untold story: Independence and The UK National Lottery
h20 – We don't know your name so how could we possibly know if you cook burgers? - Russell welcomes reopening of Sandbank post office
Lowry,- You are absolutely right, Alan Reid MP has been campaigning for Post Offices in A&B for a very long time.Would hate to upset CSB, but don't recall Mike Russell ever mention the subject.
- Scottish Government forced to intervene on loose-mouthed Russell gaffe in Campbeltown
More than once I have described the nats as Tartan Tories but they don't seem to agree with me.
It is reassuring to know I'm not actually wrong!
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Updated: U.S. Senator Arrested for DUI in Del Ray
U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) was pulled over early Sunday morning.
10:40 p.m. update — According to a release from the Alexandria Police Department, Sen. Mike Crapo's blood alcohol content was .110. He failed multiple sobriety tests and was alone in his personal vehicle at the time of his arrest.
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9:46 p.m. update — Sen. Mike Crapo apologized for his actions in a statement published on Politico.
"I am deeply sorry for the actions that resulted in this circumstance," Crapo said. "I made a mistake for which I apologize to my family, my Idaho constituents and any others who have put their trust in me. I accept total responsibility and will deal with whatever penalty comes my way in this matter.
"I will also undertake measures to ensure that this circumstance is never repeated."
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NORTHERN VIRGINIA — U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) was arrested and charged with driving under the influence early Sunday morning in the Del Ray neighborhood of Alexandria.
Crapo was pulled over near the corner of Mount Vernon and Hume avenues after an Alexandria police officer on routine patrol noticed the senator's vehicle run a red light. Crapo was arrested at 12:45 a.m. and taken into custody "without incident," according to a police spokesperson.
Crapo was then transported to the city's Adult Detention Center and later released on an unsecured $1,000 bond.
Crapo's press secretary declined to comment.
The senior senator from Idaho is scheduled to appear in court on Jan. 4.
It has been expected Crapo would take over the top Republican spot next year on the Senate Banking Committee.
Crapo is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which prohibits consuming alcohol.
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10:25 pm on Sunday, December 23, 2012
take Gop top spot in banking commitee, LDS. no alcohol WHAT? REALLY? r u kidding?
10:38 pm on Sunday, December 23, 2012
Those were literally the same words that just came out of my mouth.
Gail G
7:53 am on Monday, December 24, 2012
I wonder if we'll find out if he was at a bar or a private home. Does anyone know where he lives when he's in DC? Was he just passing through DelRay to/from somewhere else? I'm not aware of any Mormon temples in Del Ray but I could be wrong about that.
Derek Zeller
8:50 am on Monday, December 24, 2012
Just so I am clear. It is ok to Drink and drive if you are Jewish, Christian, Muslim, or don't believe in God? Are we going to list the race, creed, and religion of all who break a law in town? Gee what does this sound good to you?
Gail G
5:11 pm on Monday, December 24, 2012
His religion is relevant here. He claimed to be a tee-totaling Mormon to all of his constituents. He ran on a platform of conservatism based on part on those religious beliefs. Now he is proven to be a flaming liar and hypocrite.
Derek Zeller
7:02 pm on Monday, December 24, 2012
Gail, you make me sad. Your comments are plain ugly and gossipy and just sad. You are just a very angry and sad person. I am sorry for you.
OT insider
9:57 pm on Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Gail is just stating facts. Fox News says pretty much exactly the same thing:
8:20 am on Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Yes, there are two LDS churches nearby. One in Alexandria and one off Arlington Ridge in Crystal City area.
Gail G
8:20 am on Tuesday, December 25, 2012
I don't feel the least bit sad but whatever. You're entitled to your interpretation. When you start talking about me rather than focus on the facts, I know I'm right. I wasn't the one who ran on a platform of religious conservatism and lied to consituents. Frankly, I don't think a DUI is necessarily grounds for Crapo to resign, but if he lied about who and what he is, his constituents might demand it. If he has a drinking problem, I hope he gets professional help. If this was a one time stupid mistake, all he needs to do is own up to it. If there is more to the story, I'm sure some enterprising reporter will dig it up. Bottom line - Crapo has been exposed as a hypocrite. No one did it to him. He did it to himself.
11:40 am on Tuesday, December 25, 2012
notably he did not apologize to residents and visitors to del ray who he endangered with his drunken careless actions
H.W. Duncan
1:13 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013
We all make mistakes, and even if we're not religious, I'm sure we all do things against our personal code of conduct. As one of Senator Crapo's constituents, I am grateful for the work he's done and willing to forgive him. Did he make a mistake? Definitely. I hope he gets his personal life in order so he can continue working to straighten up the mess in DC. He's been valiant in promoting solutions that make sense and been on several bi-partisan committees to do so. He has thus far been extremely loyal to those who voted him into office, despite his lapse of loyalty to his personal code of conduct, which while disappointing is forgivable. While I don't believe people can long be loyal to others without being loyal to what they believe, I also know humans are imperfect and can learn from their mistakes. I have full confidence that Senator Crapo will make his best effort to do so.


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MARYSVILLE — The Marysville School District will hold two meetings for district parents, community members and district partners to provide opportunities to learn about, and submit input for, the new superintendent search process.
Meetings will be held in the Marysville School District Service Center Board Room, located at 4220 80th St. NE in Marysville, on Tuesday, Jan. 29, at 7 p.m., and Thursday, Jan. 31, at 6 p.m. Both meetings are open to the public.
The Board of Directors and its consultants, Dr. John Fotheringham and Dr. Wayne Robertson of Northwest Leadership Associates, have expressed their commitment to ensuring an open and transparent process in the search for a new superintendent. The community's participation and input will assist the board in selecting a new educational leader, who the district hopes will take Marysville's schools to their next levels of success.
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Those volunteers moved 150 cubic yards of mulch and mixed 16,000 pounds of concrete by hand to create a 2,900 square-feet playground that offers a swing set, a tire swing, rock hangers and a drum panel, among other things. They also built a number of wood projects, such as benches, around the playground.
The project, funded through a grant, was a collaborative effort among the Salvation Army, the McDonald's Foundation and Kaboom! and is open to all children in the community.
According to Kaboom! Project Manager Jennifer Leshnower, the playground is designed for children between the ages of five and 12 years and can accommodate up to 56 children at any given time.
"What we are seeing today is a culmination of eight weeks of hard work," Leshnower said, adding that it took about this long to plan the event, including a Design Day in October, where local children were asked to the kind of playground they'd like to see.
Having volunteers from the community involved in building the playground gives people a sense of ownership and makes it more likely for them to take good care of it, she said.
"Instead of building a playground for the community, we build a playground with the community," said Leshnower.
Only very few playgrounds of this kind have been built in the United States as a result of the partnership between the McDonald's Foundation and Kaboom!, and the Griffin playground will be the first in the state of Georgia, said local McDonald's operator and contact person for the project Yves Dominique.
"This is amazing. The kids really get to use this," said Dominique, adding that the opportunity for children to play at an outside playground helps keeping them out of trouble at the same time.
"It's unbelievable," said Maj. Jack Butler, commanding officer of the Griffin-Spalding Salvation Army, of the efforts he saw throughout the day. "The amount of work that's been done since 8:30 a.m. this (Saturday) morning, it's unbelievable. It's amazing."


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GARLAND — Mrs. Lessie Mae Bordeaux, 65, of 95 Smith Farm Lane died at her home, Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2012.
The funeral will be held at 2 p.m., Friday, at Royal-Hall Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Fred Pleasant officiating. Burial will follow in the Bordeaux Cemetery.
Born in 1947 in Sampson County, Mrs. Bordeaux was the daughter of the late William Jesse Boykin. She was a member of Garland Pentecostal Free Will Baptist Church and a former employee with Garland Shirt Factory.
Mrs. Bordeaux is survived by her mother, Edna Boykin of Garland; two sisters, Clair Bordeaux of Garland and Betty Crews of Dudley; and one brother, J.W. Boykin of Mt. Olive.
She was preceded in death by a brother, Ray Boykin and sister, Emma Bordeaux.
The family will receive friends Thursday night from 6-8 p.m. at Royal-Hall Funeral Home and other times at her home.
Online condolences at www.royalhallfuneralhome.com.
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Images from Monday night's game against Baylor at Allen Fieldhouse.
Kansas coach Bill Self talks after his team's 61-44 win over Baylor on Jan. 14, 2013.
Baylor coach Scott Drew talks after his team's 61-44 loss to Kansas on Jan. 14, 2013.
Kansas seniors Jeff Withey, Travis Releford and Elijah Johnson talk to reporters following the Jayhawks' 61-44 victory on Jan. 14, 2013.
The Baylor Bears found different ways to bemoan their poor offensive performance following their 61-44 loss to the fourth-ranked Kansas University men's basketball team on Monday night at Allen Fieldhouse.
"We weren't going strong to the basket like we should've, like we usually do," senior guard A.J. Walton said.
"We didn't play our game today, we played their game," admitted freshman center Isaiah Austin.
"I thought Kansas really did a great job defensively," Baylor coach Scott Drew said. "All year long we've been a lot better with the ball, and that's the most disappointing thing."
Whether it was a lack of tenacity, an absence of style or coughing it up too many times that caused Monday's madness for the Bears, one statistic spelled out just how bad things were better than any words could.
The Bears' 23.2-percent clip from the floor was their worst field-goal performance since at least the 1997-98 season. BU's worst effort in that time was 24.5-percent shooting in a 49-46 loss to UMKC in 1998.
"Defense wasn't played at the free throw line and we still shot 60 percent there," said Drew of his team's 14-of-23 showing at the free throw line on Monday. "We've got to do a better job shooting the ball."
Although the Bears (11-5 overall, 3-1 Big 12) pinpointed plenty of reasons for their off night, they made sure to give credit to the Kansas defense, which KU coach Bill Self called "exceptional."
The Jayhawks blocked 13 shots, 10 in the first half, dominated 38-14 in points in the paint and held Baylor sharp-shooter Brady Heslip scoreless on just three shots in 17 minutes.
There's more.
Baylor tied a season-low with 20 points in the first half and set season lows for points (44), assists (six) and field goal percentage, while committing the second most turnovers (16) they had all season.
"Sometimes that happens," Austin said. "Tonight was very physical. It's the Big 12, the most physical conference out there. That's what we expected when we came here."
And that's exactly what they got.
By far the most glaring advantage for the Kansas defense came inside, where KU center Jeff Withey, the man regarded by most as the nation's best shot blocker, invited others to his block party. Withey still led the team, with three, but Jamari Traylor (three), Kevin Young (two), Ben McLemore (two), Perry Ellis (two) and Travis Releford (one) joined in on the fun.
"I was surprised by that," Drew said of KU's success protecting the rim. "With our size and length, we block a lot of shots and we practice against good shot-blockers. So normally, when we play against shot-blockers, it's not that big of an adjustment."
The Bears are now just 3-19 all-time against KU (15-1, 3-0) and 0-11 in games played in Lawrence.
"We knew that the home court was going to be to the advantage of Kansas," freshman forward Rico Gathers said. "I knew it's one of the toughest places to play in college basketball and all of basketball. I already knew what to expect. But, defensively, I felt the home-court advantage played to their side. We're in their place, so we knew we weren't gonna get calls anyway."
Great defensive outing, but a poor shooting night. I liked Perry's aggressiveness even though he took a few bad shots.
HCBS is 27&8 on big Monday and 15&0 in Allen field house on big Monday. Rock Chalk
Perry, keep being aggressive and we will do well in the tourney. You will go from 11 to 31 one day! Your stats don't matter, your will does! You are a young Danny Manning! Crush it.
I was at the game with my youngest son. I am constantly amazed at how Baylor Coach Scott Drew does not have a clue. Late in the game with his team down by 15, there was NO sense of urgency on the Bear's part. He allowed them to walk the ball up the court on offense & not pressure on defense to try & steal & then at least foul to stop the clock. Regardless of the situation, he allows them to free-lance & do what they want. He is NOT in charge of his team in any capacity. At least Drew is consistent, consistenly CLUELESS.
Scott Drew couldn't even be a Grad Asst. on Bill Self's staff. And once again, Baylor may be under NCAA investigation soon, as Drew just finished serving a school self-imposed 2 game suspension. Wtg Scott Drew, you somehow are able to recruit talented players & manage to consistently fail to develop them into better players or into a cohesive team. I wish you the best & a long tenure at Baylor, for as long as you are there, we will continue to dominate your underachieving teams.
Wasn't Calipari once a former KU assistant coach? Yet, he's still only referred to those that know as only the nation's best recruiter, not the best coach, nor the "best program." I'm looking forward to someone eventually doing an analysis of the dynamic of recruiting vs coaching, and its result for those that move on to be coaches, future NBA stars, etc, as well as sustainability, impact, and viability for future play. When kids come out of high school, all they see is dollar signs. When proper coaches are capable of relaying this fact, then players will come to understand the benefit of actually playing under a qualified collegiate coach.
28 points in 28 minutes is a joke. Baylor is going nowhere. Assuming BMac comes back without problems, this conference title is done.
Hard to believe Bill picked Baylor #1 in the conference in his preseason poll (I know he couldn't pick KU). Iowa State played a lot tougher.
Good point.
Self seems to understand Hoi is the guy he can't out think, even though Fred is taking Ls so far.
So Self is working at getting better because of Hoi. Until he can out think Hoi, he 's not giving Hoi any edges, any strokes, any confidence.
Self and Hoi could become like Wooden and Newell.
I thought he picked Ok St. Just guessing, but when looking at the ballot KU had all but one first place vote (Self's vote) and Ok St. had one first place vote. I just figured since he couldn't vote for himself he voted for OSU.
"I already knew what to expect."
The game was lost before you ever came to Lawrence, pal. Drew is an imposter of a coach and his players deserve better. Anyone coming to Lawrence with a defeated attitude has already lost. Save the bus fare and mail in your "L" next time.
If you interview Hoiberg's players you'll experience a world of difference. I know Baylor recruits many top players and plays a few flashy games every year, but I find them to be an embarrassment to the B12.
Drew should be let go. His only talent is recruiting, and he's providing a real disservice to the players who buy in to his bologna. He is bad for the game, and he's bad for B12 basketball.
The guy couldn't coach his way out of a case of jock itch.
Drew doesn't get it and probably never will.
He doesn't develop his guys physically even though they can be gifted players. So what if they are tall and long if they don't have the body to go with it........it'll never work. His youngins are pushed around like boys in a man game.
Until he gets an elevated strength and condition program to add muscle mass on the upper part of those skinny kids this will continue happening. Odds are he will never do that as he is in his 10th. year and it's the same 'ole, same 'ole.
The difference between Calipari and Drew, is that Calipari is pretty relentless with his players during practices, etc. Ive seen several insider videos of the last 3 yrs of Kentucky basketball. He earned some legitimacy with me because he proved his OAD system works. (Ironically, it "worked" because he had 2 returning sophomores, so he blended experience with his OADs last year, namely Doron Lamb who killed us with 4 3s in the Champ game). Now I personally think Calipari's system is life-on-the-edge, as evidenced by this year: if the reload isnt magnificently stocked with talent, and there arent a couple of impact returning players, his season will suffer (as it is so far). That is the contrast with Self, whose system is blended much more in favor of more physically-developed, experienced players, yet still populated with mostly top 50 type of impact players, as well as the 2nd-track guys who develop and contribute as upperclassmen: Kaun, Withey, DJackson...and a mix of 'tweener guys like Twins, RussRob, Releford, Reed, etc...
Spot on, Ralster! I'm one of the many who dislike Cal for several reasons but he did prove his way can win it all last year. I'm not of those believing it would be a cakewalk to take all that high school talent and turn them into a team capable of winning it all in less than a year. Cal has his own brand of capabilities and he's making the most of it.
Drew is a different story.
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Obviously this varies from person to person. I would suggest trying lots of different techniques because you will find that some work better for you than others.
When I was learning French I enjoyed reading, listening and watching things and noting down any words I didn't know so that I could look them up later. By varying the activities between reading, listening and watching things, I found that doing the work to find new vocabulary wasn't boring. Another benefit of this approach is that you are more likely to come across words that are used more regularly. Obviously this depends on what you read, listen to or watch, but you can be selective about this in order to learn the right vocabulary.
For example, if you want to learn some political terminology, reading newspaper reports is often a good start. Or, if you were looking for vocabulary about going on holiday, try finding and watching a travel program.