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Bob Frantz: Browns' next head coach should have more experience on résumé
Who says the economic policy of our elected leaders isn't working? In just a few short days, yet another American job will be created right here in Northeast Ohio!
In fact, a whole handful of positions will soon be available, as Jimmy Haslam III puts the help-wanted sign in the front window of Browns' headquarters in Berea, in search of a new head coach and supporting staff.
Of course, that's nothing new for the Browns, who have been responsible for more hiring in recent years than most local companies, adding new coaches to the payroll roughly every two fiscal years.
It's a trend Haslam and new CEO Joe Banner will most assuredly continue next week when Pat Shurmur and most of his coaching staff are shown the door. But it's one that absolutely must stop when their replacements are named.
Under former owner Randy Lerner's guidance, the Browns became a testing ground for head coaching wannabes, as a conga line of first-year NFL coaches took their turns running the franchise into brick walls before exiting through the revolving door. Since 1999, the only Browns' hire with previous head-coaching experience was Eric Mangini, whose forgettable run with the New York Jets was repeated here in Cleveland.
With Haslam now in full control of his new franchise, and with Banner presumably making the critical decisions that will dictate the future of his team on the field, many Browns fans are hoping the on-the-job-training philosophy of the previous owner will disappear like the Steelers' playoff hopes.
While no one likes the idea of rebooting the franchise yet again, the lack of progress the team has shown under Shurmur's leadership clearly justifies the move, should Haslam choose to make it.
To be fair, Shurmur hasn't exactly had an easy road in the two years since former club president Mike Holmgren brought him on board. The start of the 2011 season was delayed by the NFL lockout, making it even more difficult for a young team to learn a new philosophy without the benefit of a full training camp.
His 2012 team is the youngest in the NFL by far, featuring 26 players on a roster of 53 with one season of NFL experience or less. A rookie quarterback and a stable of inexperienced route runners at the receiver position didn't make things any easier.
Still, the talent level on the roster is as high as it's been in the 14 years since the club's return from exile, on both sides of the ball, and better results were expected against a mediocre schedule. Continued...
The modest three-game winning streak near the end of the season brought forth some calls for continuity, and a reprieve for Shurmur, but those victories were hardly indications of future performance. They beat the Steelers by forcing eight turnovers against 37-year-old third-string quarterback Charlie Batch and a running back-by-committee approach that didn't exactly stir memories of Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier.
The subsequent wins came against the Raiders and Chiefs, two of the bottom five teams in the league, and whose rosters combined might not contain more NFL-ready players than those of Alabama and Notre Dame.
The blowout losses to Washington and Denver that followed likely told Haslam and Banner everything they needed to know. Or already knew. A win in Sunday's season finale over the under-achieving Steelers would mean little more than pride for Browns' fans who would be able to claim a season sweep over their hated rivals.
It would not be enough to save Shurmur.
Truth is, in a league that defines success only by wins and losses, it's not just the losing record that will ultimately cost Shurmur his job. The numerous in-game lapses in judgment, from clock management to getting the right personnel on the field in down-and-distance situations, to questionable third- and fourth-down calls, showed a man who wasn't ready to be a head coach on this level.
Further, Shurmur's insistence on forcing Brandon Weeden to play in an offense that is unsuited for him has stifled both the team's production and the rookie quarterback's development. Weeden has a big-time arm and throws a beautiful deep ball, as evidenced by his occasional hook-ups with deep threats Josh Gordon and Travis Benjamin. Yet the offense run by Shurmur and coordinator Brad Childress has him throwing 8-yard-crossing routes on a near-constant basis.
Weeden has clearly looked uncomfortable in this system, with its check-downs and short throws being batted at the line of scrimmage. Weeden has the tools, and is just begging for a chance to stretch defenses with a vertical philosophy.
He should get that chance with his next coach.
There's no guarantee, nor should there be a requirement, that Haslam and Banner will bring in a coach who has NFL experience. Perhaps the next great NFL mind is out there in the college ranks, or he's coordinating someone's offense or defense in the league now, and is just perfect for this opportunity. But we've witnessed those trial runs far too many times in this town.
It's time for an experienced leader with a successful NFL résumé to get the Haslam Era of Browns football under way. Continued...
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Regents approve a five year agreement for adidas to be the exclusive outfitter for Husker athletes and coaches.
Regents approve a five year agreement for adidas to be the exclusive outfitter for Husker athletes and coaches.
If adidas is offering the same or more money than Nike for the same or better product, then the deal should go to adidas. For every person who likes Nike's design, there are others that think it's ugly.
Nebraska's had a very good relationship with Adidas for decades. After recent uniform atrocities, it needs to end.
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The latest Adidas uniform debacle re. UCLA basketball reflects the true state of Bruin program: chaos and confusion.
I know there are very few fans out there of our Adidas jerseys with the UCLA stripes stubs on them. So, when I saw this this morning, I had to share it with everyone. It comes courtesy of Chris...
A look at the new TECHFIT uniforms made by adidas that are 30% lighter to help make the 2013 US Army All-American Bowl the fastest one yet.
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Who's who? Maybe Adidas wants Saturday night to look like an Indiana-Texas Tech game.

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U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, left, is working with defense industry chiefs, such as Lockheed Martin's Bob Stevens, center, and EADS North America's Sean O'Keefe, to lobby Congress on the dangers of sequestration. (Staff file photos)
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The Pentagon is working with defense industry CEOs to tell Congress it must take immediate action to avoid automatic budget cuts, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said during a June 29 briefing.
Panetta's words concluded a week of conversations between top Pentagon officials and defense industry CEOs about the automatic cuts, known as sequestration, which culminated in a June 28 meeting between Panetta and President Barack Obama.
"One thing that I can very much assure you is that we are very much a team," Panetta said. "We are both expressing the same concerns to Capitol Hill. And both the companies as well as the Defense Department are making very clear to Capitol Hill that this is a matter that ought not to be postponed, that it ought to be dealt with soon so that sequester a) will not happen, and b) we will have some degree of assurance that we can proceed with the budget as we've outlined, as opposed to facing the possibility of another drastic defense cut."
The CEOs, including BAE Systems' Linda Hudson, Boeing Defense's Dennis Muilenburg, EADS North America's Sean O'Keefe, General Dynamics' Jay Johnson, Lockheed Martin's Bob Stevens and Northrop Grumman's Wes Bush, were contacted on June 25 with a request from Panetta to meet for discussions about the budget.
The conversations were arranged as a series of meetings with small groups of CEOs and Panetta, Deputy Defense Secretary Ashton Carter, acquisition chief Frank Kendall and industrial policy chief Brett Lambert. Additional staff members for both the Pentagon officials and CEOs did not attend. It's unclear whether all of the CEOs were able to attend in person.
Sources said that while the CEOs did not coordinate messages in advance, they each delivered slightly different concerns about the effect of sequestration, concerns they have voiced publicly in the past.
The overall theme revolved around the impact that sequestration is already having on the defense industry through the specter of uncertainty, and the need for immediate guidance. The CEOs discussed issues involving the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act, which requires advance notification of layoffs, the effect of the cuts on the economy and other federal agencies, and the need for clarity to allow contractors to plan.
Panetta expressed understanding for the concerns the CEOs voiced.
"It's fair to say that the CEOs of the companies that I talked to all share the same concern that we do, with regards to sequester," he said.
He also reiterated many of the points that the CEOs had mentioned during the press briefing, while emphasizing the need for compromise.
"Too often today the nation's problems are held hostage to the unwillingness to find consensus and compromise," he said. "And in the face of that gridlock, artificial devices like sequester are resorted to in order to somehow force action."
Sources characterized the meetings as information-gathering sessions in preparation for the secretary's meeting with the president, and said Panetta primarily listened, responding to several arguments with, "Good point, I'll have to bring it up."
The fact that the secretary is meeting with industry heads is good news, said Arnold Punaro, CEO of the Punaro Group and a retired Marine major general.
"I think it's a very, very good development that the secretary of defense is meeting firsthand with small groups of industry leaders to get their firsthand perspective of what's going on," he said.
The industry for months has been increasing its pressure on the administration to provide specific guidance about the implementation of sequestration, including a June 13 meeting requested by the Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) with personnel from the White House's Office of Management and Budget.
At that meeting, Stevens, Bush, Pratt & Whitney CEO David Hess and AIA President Marion Blakey described their concerns, but were told not to expect guidance until after the elections in November, a source with knowledge of the meeting said.
Stevens told Defense News on June 7 he was concerned about the inability to plan for the cuts without greater guidance.
"We don't have a plan in place today to meet the demands of sequestration set to take place Jan. 2," he said. "I believe there's no one in the industry that has a refined plan to do that, because the exact implementation of sequestration is not at all clear. What is clear is that sequestration is the law."
Stevens also made it clear that he thought budget cuts are a necessary evil.
"Our objection to sequestration is not a synonym for not wanting to do our part to participate in budget reductions that align with debt reduction and deficit control, because we've already been doing that," he said. "But we don't think sequestration is the right method to use to pursue budget reductions."


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James E Hogan, age 80, of Big Clifty, passed away Friday, November 23, 2012, at the Hardin Memorial Hospital, in Elizabethtown.
He was born on November 6, 1932 in Barren County, the son of the late John Lewis and Eula Roller Hogan.
He was a retired electrician's assistant, who enjoyed working in the yard and fishing. He was a member of the Little Flock Missionary Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Sybil Miller Hogan; two daughters, Cheryl Faye Saunders (Donald), and Tammy Jean Kotheimer (Tony), both of Mt. Washington; a son, James E Hogan Jr., of Louisville; two sisters, Aline VanMeter, of Bloomington, IN, and Linda Davenport, of Louisville; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday, November 26, 2012, at Little Flock Missionary Baptist Church. Bro Hank Gibson and Bro. Terry Priddy will be officiating. Burial will be in the Little Flock Cemetery.


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Montville - Many in town fear that the Mohegan Tribe's assertion that a proposed housing development will ruin sacred land near Fort Hill Drive could derail future development projects and hamstring a town already faced with considerable financial hardship.
At issue is a proposed project called The Villages, a 120-unit affordable rental housing complex on a 12.2-acre parcel near Fort Hill Drive off Route 32. The area is a short distance from St. Bernard School and about one mile south of Mohegan Sun casino.
Because developers have sought a federally guaranteed loan for the $19 million project, federal agencies were required to commission an archaeological study of the site because of the National Historic Preservation Act.
The study considered several sources - including input from the tribe - and proposed that the property sits in what it referred to as a tribal cultural area. It argues this area should be eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places because of its historical significance and the belief that it holds powerful forces of spiritual energy.
The tribe has said that Sachem Uncas, for whom Uncasville was named, had a fort on the property and that the area has other historical significance. Ultimately, the study's findings will be considered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
The ruling looms large for The Villages project and potentially others, several people said Thursday night during a lengthy public hearing at Town Hall.
Town Planner Marcia Vlaun was one who argued against the study's findings. She called it "disingenuous" and said it would lead to other projects being hung up. "No small- or medium-sized developer could ever survive this process," she said. "You're freezing them out of doing this."
The land for which The Villages is proposed is in an area called Fort Hill. It is owned by brothers Vladimir "Vlad" and Drzislav "Dado" Coric, who said the property has been in their family for many years. The brothers first sought to develop condos on the property, but the downturn in the economy made that idea unrealistic, Dado Coric said.
The town established a Housing Opportunity Development zone for the property to allow the brothers to pursue the affordable-housing project.
The Villages would comprise one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, and 54 of the 120 units would be designated for lower-income people, including retirees and employed professionals. The other 66 units would be rented at market rate.
Tenants in the affordable units would be required to hold a job or have some source of income and would pay a rent, including utilities, of no more than 30 percent of their monthly income. The state Department of Economic and Community Development and HUD would provide some financial assistance.
The Coric brothers have recently presented several arguments against the proposed tribal cultural area's inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places in hopes of seeing The Villages move forward. They said the property the tribe is seeking to protect as sacred is on a smaller parcel next to the 12.2-acre area they wish to develop. Vlad Coric also said there is significant evidence the area was quarried in the 1960s, which he considers to be an argument against its historical significance.
The brothers have also questioned why the tribe was able to build a power substation and an elderly-housing complex near the property in question if both are within the tribal cultural area now being argued for inclusion on the national register.
"In my opinion, this is about controlling development," Vlad Coric said.
Dado Coric acknowledged that in the past he and his brother have discussed selling the land to the Mohegan Tribe. He and Chuck Bunnell, chief of staff for external affairs for the tribe, said the two sides could never agree on a price. Both declined to say whether negotiations are ongoing, citing a confidentiality agreement entered into earlier this year.
Vlad Coric also said at Thursday's public hearing that the brothers would be willing to donate to the tribe the half-acre on which it is believed the Uncas fort was located and work on a mitigation plan or conservation easement.
Bunnell said Friday the tribe is not against development and that it has a history of working with the town and its elected officials. He declined to comment on the Coric proposal to donate the land to the tribe.
"The developer asked that we enter into a confidentiality agreement in March of this year, which would prevent us from commenting on the proposals that he mentioned (Thursday) evening," Bunnell said. "The fact that was mentioned has put us in an awkward position."
In a statement, Bruce "Two Dogs" Bozsum, chairman of the Mohegan Tribal Council, questioned the Coric brothers' motives. "Is the developer really interested in building affordable housing or in holding this Mohegan sacred site hostage for the biggest payoff possible?" he said.
A brief synopsis of the study done on The Villages was presented at Thursday's hearing. The study was prepared by Fuss & O'Neill, a consulting engineering firm, and was sponsored by the DECD and HUD.
The part of it that gave many in town pause was the proposed tribal cultural area. It encompasses the Mohegan Hill area and is proposed as several hundred acres and stretches more than 3 miles from its lower to top end.
Vlaun, the town planner, said it includes the Montville Commons, which has a Home Depot, Stop & Shop and other stores. She called the study's classification of the land in the proposed area as mostly undeveloped as "disingenuous" and "very inappropriate."
Town Councilor Rosetta Jones, who circulated a petition to force Thursday's hearing, has also questioned what this proposed tribal cultural area would mean for future development.
The study concluded that whenever federally funded projects are proposed within the area, a similar review seeking adverse effects on the area will be required.
Only publicly supported projects, not private development, would be affected, the study said, and Bunnell was quick to point out that it would not affect homeowners.
A majority of property owners in the proposed tribal cultural area would need to agree for the area to go on the national register.
"In no way would it impact anyone's home or any sort of development within that area in any way unless you were seeking to use public money," Bunnell said.
Public comment on The Villages project will continue until Friday. HUD will then consider comments and issue a decision.
While Jon Chase, the town historian, argued against the proposal at the public hearing and said it would adversely impact historical land, others in town said there is a clear need for affordable housing.
In a town of roughly 20,000 that will have an increase of roughly 8.5 percent in taxes this year, proponents said the boost to the local economy The Villages would bring - an estimated 100 construction jobs and new tax revenue - is sorely needed.
"I have to look at easing our tax burden," Michael Hillsberg, the town's former finance director, said at the hearing. Our taxes are going up 8.5 percent this year. I hope the state and government looks at the big picture."
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An Oopart is an out(O) of(o) place(p) artificat(art), an artifact of some variety that should not be found in a certain area. Like, a gun like design from the 1900s being found among the buried ruins of a medieval castle. Basically, a relic that is where it shouldn't be. Many believe that it's because the design was given to the group that possesses by an alien race or higher power, some supernatural intervention pretty much.
Well, there are more advance ooparts than just simple designs or weapons, but objects with massive amounts of power. Some with the ability to travel great distances in an instant, others with the ability to manipulate a material of some kind, and many others. These are the true ooparts, objects designed by some higher power given to earth to be used for unknown purposes. Some believe that they are the keys to evolution, others believe they are the reckoning of mankind. Hell, even some believe they are merely just the designs to be used for self satisfaction. Whatever they are here for is not a concern for you.
You are amongst the chosen, one who will use their Oopart to help better the world and contact the creators of the Ooparts, it is your destiny.
So, this rp will focus on a group of 4 or 5 friends (including me) that discover a group of Ooparts together, each person getting an Oopart of their own. Your oopart can be a weapon, object, anything that comes to your imagination, and it can have a single ability. Of course, what the ability itself does is open to experimentation, as long as it isn't OP I'll probably allow it.
What you can expect, interaction between the characters with their Ooparts, enemies to be fought, lives to be saved or sacrificed, basically the standard hero's journey that focuses on a group of young adults maturing quickly due to their circumstances. In the end, it'll be a culmination of many things that determine the fate of the world.
The setting is modern day US, probably east coast, Upstate area (New York, New Hampshire, etc.)
Once we get some interest, I'll setup an OOC where anyone interested can apply. At most, I'll choose four people to rp with me, and it's not first come first serve. After a day or two, I'll decide who's in and who isn't.
So, anyone interested?
Yeah, sounds kind of like The Lost Room. I love Fortean stuff like this.
You can count on me for the moment.
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Cool that you and Gayle prearranged your matching coats, lol.
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"Since light travels faster than sound, some people appear bright until you hear them speak."
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Globetrotting Chelsea bounced back from their defeat in the FIFA Club World Cup final to Corinthians with a resounding victory in the League Cup at Leeds.
Rafael Benitez's side ran out 5-1 winners at the second tier outfit, having trailed 1-0 at halftime, thanks to goals from Juan Mata, Branislav Ivanovic, Victor Moses, Eden Hazard and Fernando Torres.
Having arrived back in London from Japan on Monday after their defeat in FIFA's showpiece club tournament, Chelsea progressed to the last eight on a rain-soaked night Yorkshire.
Luciano Becchio gave Leeds -- European Champions League semifinalists back in 2001 -- a first half lead but Spain's Mata equalized early in the second half.
Two goals in two minutes took the tie away from Leeds as Ivanovic nodded home from a corner before Moses' shot from outside the area found the net.
Hazard finished calmly in the game's dying stages when sprung through on goal and the Belgian then teed up Torres for his sixth goal in five games.
Benitez, who replaced the sacked Roberto Di Matteo in November, told Sky Sports: "The team was quite good in first half; there were some situations where the keeper played pretty well.
"The players were a little tired but the reaction was amazing. We were looking for character and the reaction was so good, there were a lot of positives in this game.
Asked whether he felt more settled in the job after a difficult start Benitez replied: "I was comfortable from the first day. I will try and do my best until the end."
Chelsea will now face Swansea in the final four, while another Premier League side, Aston Villa, will play fourth tier Bradford, who knocked out Arsenal.


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As ObamaCare continues to be implemented, a number of new and surprising cost increases are being revealed in areas where consumers least expect it. According to Fox News, a provision in the healthcare law requires supermarket owners to add special labels to food, a requirement that would "overburden thousands of grocers and convenience store owners."
Alabama Boy Rescued, "Anti-government" Captor Dead
The five-year-old Midland City, Alabama, boy held hostage in an underground bunker since last Tuesday has been rescued, and his abductor is dead, authorities confirmed on Monday.
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Israeli warplanes targeted a truck convoy in the Syrian capital of Damascus on Wednesday, Syrian and Western sources confirmed. The attack was compelled by fears that missiles were being transferred to rebel anti-Israeli groups. The military strike comes shortly after President Obama announced that he would be sending more than $100 million in "humanitarian aid" to the rebels.
Possible Chem Weapons Transfer May Prompt Israeli Strike on Syria
The possibility of the transfer of chemical weapons from Syria to Lebanon's Hezbollah or al-Qaeda-inspired groups could provoke Israel to launch a preemptive strike on Syria, reports indicate. The Jerusalem Post notes that Israel is currently on high alert as the potential for such a strike looms.
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The political organization that helped secure President Obama's reelection is being turned into a nonprofit group funded by corporate money that will help advocate the president's second term agenda. This unprecedented move has some critics concerned at the possibility for cronyism and collusion.
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Despite tough talk from self-proclaimed fiscal conservatives in the United States House of Representatives on out-of-control government spending, House Republicans passed a bill that permits the president a three-month hike in the $16.4 trillion debt ceiling. The vote on measure passed 285 to 144, with more Democrats voting against it than Republicans. The agreement has provoked anger from conservatives who believe the GOP has failed to maintain fiscal conservatism by caving on the debt ceiling, however temporary, without securing any budget cuts.
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He added, "Do you think another company coming to town for only three days can offer the same level of service? Think again. With no accountability for what they offer to pay — because they'll be out of town on the fourth day, along with your valuables — they probably haven't begun to be fair.
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Samsung lawyers spent hours dissecting how the jury arrived at the enormous damages award, one of the biggest ever in a patent case, arguing that figure was excessive. Apple, for its part, asked Judge Lucy Koh for injunctions that would prevent Samsung from selling various products that were found by the jury to have infringed on Apple patents.
The most heated portion of the hearing was over Velvin Hogan, the jury foreman in the trial, whom Samsung has accused of misconduct for not revealing before the trial that he was involved in a lawsuit against Seagate, a disk drive maker with which Samsung has a partnership.
John Quinn, a lawyer for Samsung, said Mr. Hogan had an agenda coming into the case and was "deliberately dishonest" for not revealing that he was involved in the Seagate lawsuit. Since Mr. Hogan disclosed during jury selection that he was previously employed by Seagate, Judge Koh asked Mr. Quinn why Samsung's legal team didn't ask about his relationship with the company.
"We were under the impression there were no issues between him and Seagate, at least no legal issues," Mr. Quinn responded.
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Potential #1 Seed Syracuse in a tight one with EDIT: Lost to(!) Temple (this kind of thing actually matters now!). Big nonconf games for Ohio, Illinois, and Sparty.
Let's go purple aces! Beat Butler!
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Got my longest ESPN streak for the cash streak on Temple +15. Was pretty nervous about that pick. Let's go Owls.
I didn't start watching unitl the second half but Temple is looking very good in this game (sounds like some Syracuse pressure got to them though in this second half). The touted Carter-Williams only has two field goals in this game thus far (along with six free throws).
College Bball is a funny game. Canisius beat Temple by 14 at Temple and lost to Syracuse by 14 at Syracuse.
I wonder how many games we could lose and still get a 1 seed. MSU got one with 7 losses last year, but they had a tougher non conference and won the big ten tourney.
Controlling the game vs. Cuse
Best moment: Temple fans chant "Lord and Taylor" at Syracuse shoplifter...I'll always love you Philadelphia.
If the haters don't hate you then you're doing something wrong. - David Cone
That kid is amazing. 15 for 15 from the line? Yeow.......
The guy played out of his mind. Going into the game he was 77% from the line.
EEB c/o 2014
Hopefully people will stop acting like Michael Carter-Williams is the best PG in college now.
Except for the other thing. That hurts the most. But the lack of respect hurts the second most.
I'd MUCH rather have Burke than MCW. I love our team..
Michael Carter-Williams did not play the game of the best pg in the nation that many of you have argued he is...
3/15 fg, 7/15 ft, 4 asst and 3 turnovers. Granted he is allowed to have off games but he is not as flawless as many have argued.
I'd give some credit to Temple's defence...Coach Fran Dunphy is good and knows what he is doing.
If the haters don't hate you then you're doing something wrong. - David Cone
Ya, he has a really good free throw shooting defense scheme that held him to
Under 50% from the charity stripe....
Also, they just lost to canisius handily so I'm not sure if you can only point to his coaching. If anything, mcw just had a crappy game.
Teams ave bad losses in men's basketball and Canisius was certainly that. Dunphy, like Chaney before him has been a consistent 20 plus wins and tourney team over the years.
Syracuse lost when Temple controlled the second half and handled their press. That's coaching.
If the haters don't hate you then you're doing something wrong. - David Cone
MSU would really suck without Gary Harris. I think he could leave after this year and go in the 1st round.
Hopefully he does... I think he is good enough to be drafted towards the bottom of the 1st round
are you the former WingsNWolverines or do you just have the same picture?
Who called my name?
We hate Michigan State. We don't like Penn State too. We don't care for Minnesota, Wisconsin or Notre Dame but we all hate O-S-U.
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haven't heard from ya in a while. good to see you back.
Bilas really went off about that players suspension. Kind of awkward.
Texas vs. Sparty ... first to 20 turnovers loses.
My favorite thing to do on a Saturday that michigan isn't playing is watch Derrick Nix run......too funny
Nix with a nice first half. I've never been sold on this dude but he is having a decent game today.
I still can't decide if we got the better end of the Morgan/Nix deal. Nix shows flashes, but so does JMo. I guess having 1 more year for Morgan is the tie breaker at this point.
Good thing is, the way JMo runs the floor, Nix will only last a few possessions on the court before he is gassed. Also, Texas has not bodied him up on defense, making him look a bit better than he is. He is certainly a better offensive player in the half court than Morgan is, but he will have a tough time matching up with him over the course of a game.
Except for the other thing. That hurts the most. But the lack of respect hurts the second most.
It's kinda cool how msu has an izzone alumni game
"Ohio is like a giant turd that Michigan just can't pinch off"
Tom Izzo is such a child.
Except for the other thing. That hurts the most. But the lack of respect hurts the second most.
the more he looks likes a cross between Rollie Massimino and Ray Meyer.
"I hate losing more than I like winning." - Zack
Nix has a sweet tattoo of Michigan on his arm.
Can someone please gif that Izzo crying/whining into his hands before the last break?
And will some announcer please have the courage to call out what has long been a laughable and over-wrought acting/reacting routine by Izzo?
OSU - Kansas started up on CBS. I'm switching over.
Whatcha gonna do, little brother?
Matta wishes he had the 614 boys: Trey Burke and Caris LeVert
Who else thinks gray uniforms are terrible? I didn't like eastern's and I've never liked ohio's.
"Ohio is like a giant turd that Michigan just can't pinch off"
They just don't have a lot of good shooters, they are way over rated IMO
Maybe, but their two (likely) losses are to two possible #1 seeds. Could you guarantee that we would beat KU and Duke? Sure we could, but Ohio also has the potential to do that. They almost bear Duke at Cameron Indoor.
1. How in the world did Sparty beat Kansas?
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Remember When
115 years ago
Tom Chow, a Chinese cook, shot and killed Tom Luey, a Chinese waiter, at the Johnstonville Restaurant.
Chow, who was fired earlier that morning by owner Bob Johnston, walked into the restaurant's dining room and shot Luey in the leg. The bullet pierced an artery, causing Luey to bleed to death. Sheriff Cady later apprehended Chow walking through the neighborhood with the gun.
115 years ago
The community celebrated Teacher Institute Week, a countywide acknowledgement of the efforts of schoolteachers. Also, a few new teachers were welcomed to select schools in the area. According to the newspaper, these additions give a greater sense of credibility to local education efforts.
115 years ago
Voting officials were reportedly masterminding a crooked effort to defeat the Republican party in Northern California. Those in charge of counting ballots wore rings with tiny stamps. As they unfolded the Republican ballots, they quickly pressed the stamp on the face of the ballots, thus eliminating it from being counted.
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October 27 – Happy Birthday Patsy Dougherty
You couldn't blame the Yankee fans back in June of 1904 for getting real excited when they heard the news that their favorite team, then known as the Highlanders, had just traded a rookie named Bob Unglaub for Boston's star left fielder, Patsy Dougherty. After all, Unglaub had barely played for New York during the first half of that season, while Dougherty had led the American League in both runs and hits the season before, averaged .331 and became the first player ever to hit two home runs in one World Series game the previous postseason against Pittsburgh. Patsy also held the distinction of being the first AL hitter ever to get an at bat in a regular season baseball game in the Big Apple when he led off for Boston in their 1903 season opener against New York in Hilltop Park.
Dougherty had a strong first season for New York, hitting .283 and leading the league in runs scored for the second straight year. But that turned out to be the apex of his Big Apple playing performance. During the next two seasons his batting average plummeted and as a result, so did his playing time. He was sold to the White Sox in June of 1906. The change of scenery revived him and he played five more years in the Windy City before retiring in 1911. Dougherty was born in Andover, NY in 1876 and passed away in 1940. He is the only member of the Yankee all-time roster who celebrates his birthday on October 26th.
Counting Patsy Dougherty, seventeen different Yankees have led the American League in runs scored during at least one of the past 111 big league seasons. Here they are in chronological order. Note multiple winners have the number of times they led league in scoring as a Yankee, in parenthesis following their names: Curtis Granderson, Mark Teixeira, Alex Rodriguez (2), Alfonso Soriano, Derek Jeter, Ricky Henderson (2), Roy White, Bobby Murcer, Roger Maris, Mickey Mantle (5), Tommy Henrich, Snuffy Stirnweiss (2), Red Rolfe, Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig (4), Babe Ruth (7), Patsy Dougherty.


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Department of Technology faculty presented at conferences in Tennessee and Louisiana.
Posted October 19, 2012
USM received a grant from the NSF STEM Scholarship Program to support deserving Maine students who want to study computer science, engineering, environmental science, and technology management .
Posted October 5, 2012
Dave Early and Construction Management student Gregory Roy, were honored by the Construction Specifications Institute during their Annual Meeting. Both were awarded the Dale C. Mole Student Activity Fund Award.


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GREENUP - The Betsy Layne Bobcats were the victim of an upset-minded Greenup County boys' basketball team over the weekend. Greenup County pulled off an upset win over Betsy Layne, edging the visiting Bobcats 51-49 Saturday.
With the loss, Betsy Layne slipped to 13-7. The Bobcats had posted back-to-back wins over 15th Region foes South Floyd and Pike County Central prior to facing the Musketeers.
Greenup County, under the guidance of new head coach Harold Tackett, a Floyd County native, ended a seven-game losing skid, claiming only its second win this season. The Musketeers moved to 2-14. Tackett came to Greenup County from Logan County after a successful stint as a head coach in the Western part of the state.
Dylan Meade led Betsy Layne with 16 points. Garran Newsome scored 10 points for the Bobcats as only two Betsy Layne players reached double figures in the scoring column.
Dylan Hamilton scored eight points and pulled down a team-best six rebounds for the Bobcats. Lako Daniels had six points, Peyton Case five, Dustin Rogers three and Dalton Maldonado two.
Betsy Layne shot 43.5 percent (20-of-46) from the field in the loss. The Bobcats were nine-of-19 from 3-point range, shooting 47.4 percent beyond the arc.
Betsy Layne is scheduled to host 58th District/Floyd County Conference rival Allen Central on Friday night. Tip-off for the Betsy Layne-Allen Central boys' basketball game is slated for 7:30 p.m.
Betsy Layne will play the remainder of its regular-season games at home. The Bobcats have additional regular-season games remaining with Paintsville (Feb. 5), Prestonsburg (Feb. 8), Johnson Central (Feb. 12), Shelby Valley (Feb. 14) and Jenkins (Feb. 15).
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Here is what you need to know on this Wednesday, June 19, 36 days before Redskins start training camp.
Reed will have to get "getting worse" out of the way in camp
When Jordan Reed was drafted, there was no mention that he was injured. But he ended up sidelined for all of OTAs and minicamp with an injury that was, well, complicated. We'll let him explain it.
"I had a [thigh] contusion in college and that caused my quad to shutdown and stop working, which caused my kneecap to start moving around and banging into my bone, and that caused a bone bruise," Reed told our Tarik El-Bashir. "As long as I get that quad back firing right, my kneecap will stay in place and I'll be normal again."
I don't have the proper medical credentials to evaluate all of that but he and the Redskins hope that another five weeks of rest will take care of the issue. They need to get him on the field as soon as they can so he can get his initial growing pains out of the way.
"We haven't seen him out there yet, but I think any rookie who comes in, there's always a time where they've got to get worse before they get better," said Kyle Shanahan when asked about how much Reed missed out on in OTAs and minicamp. "You know you throw a lot at them, they try and take it all in and they usually struggle and then by the time they come back to camp you hope that they've been through it and can start getting better."
So OTAs serve as a way for rookies to get out of the "my head is spinning" phase. Having missed that phase in the spring, he'll have to go through it in the summer.
Add in the fact that Reed will have a lot to learn since he will be playing a hybrid H-back/slot receiver role and a tough July and early August look likely for him.
This doesn't mean that he is doomed to a lost rookie season. If he gets to the point where he is active on regular season game days they will probably simplify his responsibilities and add on more as the season goes on.
But in training camp they will throw it all at him and he is likely to carry around that lost look most of the time.
Bowen breaking down RG3's bubble screen
Former Redskins safety Matt Bowen took a look at how just one aspect of Robert Griffin III's game put pressure on the defense. Take a look at his tweets on his timeline (first, second, third, fourth)
What many don't realize is that Griffin had the option to throw the pass, hand the ball off or run it himself based on his read of the defense. Not many rookies (maybe none) are entrusted with such responsibility.
In case you missed it
- Depth chart review: Left tackle
- No incentive in Orakpo extension talks likely means no deal
- A bad opening game upset David Amerson's 2012 season
- Should the Redskins extend Shanahan now?
Days until: Training camp starts 36; Monday night preseason vs. Steelers 61; Monday night Eagles @ Redskins 82
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The new PhenoCam captured this image of flowering guayacan trees on March 26. Photo courtesy of Helene Muller-Landau
At 17:15:13 Eastern Standard Time on Monday, May 6, the tropical forest canopy lifts and falls in the breeze. Perched high above the canopy, a new electronic eye keeps continuous watch on the forest of BCI.
For the pilot project, the Center for Tropical Forest Science/Smithsonian Institution Global Earth Observatory installed sophisticated webcams called PhenoCams on the forest dynamics monitoring plots on BCI and at Wind River (WA, USA). The camera on BCI is installed on the top of a communication tower in the middle of the island thanks to 2 km of fiber optic cable running thought the jungle. Images of the canopy collected every 30 minutes by these cameras provide information on the timing of phenological events such as leaf emergence, flowering and fruiting, and enable continuous calculation of measures such as a "greenness index". These data reveal the influences of seasonal and interannual climate variation on these forests and are valuable inputs for ecosystem models. They can also be used to ground-truth satellite data, without miles of potentially distorting atmosphere (and often clouds) between the canopy and the camera.
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A graphic look at selected stock activity for the week ended July 8, 2011. Included are News Corp., Arkansas Best and Lumber Liquidators.
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A ratio above one suggests greater buying pressure, below one suggests greater selling.
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Opinons on Assault Rifles. What do you think is the best and worst Assault Rifle?
Posted by Madzuk on Jan 21, 2013 1:52 PM
What do you think is the best and worse Assault Rifle? I cant decide. Whats your opinon on the Scar-H? Sometimes I think its one of the best then other times its abysmal its so inconsistant. I love the type 25 silenced and the AN-94 sometimes again can be one of the best but then sometimes sucks. I also cant decide which is better the SWAT or M8A1..
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