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(RNN) - Forget a polarized and frozen government; one only has to look at college campuses around the country to see what is truly wrong with our country.
The Line King was invited to partake in some pre-game tailgating at a very prominent university. Without mentioning the school (for fear of casting a shadow of shame on the local citizenry), what he saw during the course of the day curled what toenails he has left.
What started out as a beautiful fall Saturday with plenty of promise and fun turned into a distasteful display of un-Americanism and a sea of debauchery normally relegated to the streets of Bangkok.
First of all, whatever happened to sitting in an un-air conditioned car eating a greasy bucket of chicken, listening to your dad complain because your mother failed to bring his favorite team pennant and hoping that can of soda your younger brother just picked up and was about to open was the one that had been rolling in the trunk of the Ford Tempo all week long?
Today, all that is missing from the tailgate experience are Anthony Robbins and Liberace.
Gigantic recreational vehicles cram side-by-side like NASCAR haulers at Bristol Motor Speedway, erect circus tents – some with conditioned air – are filled with local catering services providing us "fans" with all of the traditional football fare: salmon quiche, sauteed spinach with crisp pancetta, roasted rack of veal, potato soufflé and fried kale.
Would it have been any harder to throw a few dogs on a Weber somewhere or muster up enough courage to deep fry some turkey legs?
Then the bottom completely fell out when our drink choices were a glass of 2006 Cotat Francois Sancerre la Grande Cote, 2009 Opus One, Veuve Clicquot champagne or our final option: apple or strawberry lager.
Was this a prelude to a college football game or World Cup qualifier?
Also as a general rule, all fruit-flavored beer and fruit in beer should be permanently banned at sporting events east of Reno. It's not what was intended when humans first mixed barely, hops, yeast and an oblong-shaped ball. Hopefully, whoever started this sick and twisted trend will be banished to Dante's Inferno.
And the only activities for kids were watching one of 30 games on the satellite TV setup inside the RV, uploading the latest Miley Cyrus twerk video on their iPhone, and complaining about how bored they were.
Whatever happened to attempting 40-yard field goals with a real football while wearing penny loafers in a gravel parking lot?
The only two things that worried The Line King and his brother back in the day were:
1. Avoiding getting hit by a passing truck while we ran out onto the highway to retrieve said football; and 2. The public belting our dad would give us when we knocked off somebody's side view mirror causing the ball to crash unexpectedly into a sun-dressed mom's plate of pork and beans.
The walk to the stadium was no thrill ride either. Back in the day, clean-cut fraternity men, with blue blazers and snappy bow ties escorted their dates sometimes hours before kick-off, ever respectful of the alums they might encounter.
Today, under-dressed and over-tattooed coeds named Dakota and their baggy-pants dates named Dakota (how ironic) zigzagged their way across campus, dropping more cuss-bombs than the Doolittle Raid, complaining about so-and-so's new Facebook status and swilling apple lager.
Could that sordid scene on this particular college campus last Saturday truly be a microcosm of the decadence that is eating away like acid at the moral metal of a once proud and great nation?
Yeah, that's it.
Oct. 19; Week 8
Barn +14 @ Johnny Football: Again, holding my nose and taking the Plainsmen or whatever they call themselves. Just seems like a lot of points, although JF has been known to crash a few parties.
Oregon State -11 @ California: The Beavers have scored 46, 33, 51, 34, 44, 52 and Cal's Tony Franklin system usually takes a year to kick in. The Bears are 0-5-1 against the spread this year, so it's a huge risk not to take them. Beaver over brie and wine spritzers all day long.
Arkansas +28 @ Bammer: After the Arkansas blow-up at the Meadowlands and last week's home debacle the public has abandoned the Hogs, so we go against the grain. Weather might be an issue Saturday night. Nothing like sitting in a VIP tent next to the original full-body painted fan.
South Carolina -7 @ Tennessee: South Carolina played last week with a chip on their shoulder; other than that they have failed miserably ATS. But after watching the Dawgs getting pushed around last weekend in Athens, just how good can Tennessee be? The line is low enough for weather not to be a factor. Vol Navy has turned into an AOK Camp Grounds on the water, minus the public decency.
Florida @ Mizzou +3: This opened as a PK. Missouri back-up QB held his own last week and the Tiger defense was in Aaron Murray's grille all Saturday. I bet you still might be able to find a fried turkey leg somewhere in Columbia.
LSU @ Mississippi +8: The Black Bear thought this year was next year. Oh well, they can still make a run at the Sunbelt title beginning next week. Again, weather might be a factor. And those 18 mph campus speed limits have ruined the thrill of almost getting hit by a car while chasing down an errant ball.
UGA -9 @ Vanderbilt: Poor Vandy fan has had a tough go of it this year and he doesn't touch fried chicken. They just can't seem to compete this year against real teams. Against fake teams like Governor Peay and UA's B team, they are world beaters.
USC +3 @ Notre Dame: The Trojans turn the corner, plus they have the one sacred thing left in college football – Song Girls. Rush Street in Chicago has nothing to do with tailgating, but you won't find apple lager served there, either.
Oklahoma -22 @ Kansas: No matter what Texas exposed last week, Kansas will not be able to exploit it and they don't tailgate in Lawrence – seriously, they don't.
BYU @ Houston +10: This game is being played in Reliant Stadium … which has a huge and hot asphalt parking area and is located next to a busy road and equally busy highway. There is even a fried chicken place within 100 yards of the stadium parking lot, so there is hope.
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— The same car company that delivered the spirited and turbocharged third-generation RX 7 sports car 20 years ago debuted an equally celebrated compact crossover with a welcome addition of power this year.
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) - Here's a weekly look at five of the SEC's top performers in Week 7 and who to watch in Week 8.
Top performers Week 7:
1. Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M
Manziel led the conference in rushing and passing last week in a 59-57 win over defensively challenged Louisiana Tech. Manziel's 181 rushing yards and three rushing touchdowns made him the SEC's leading rusher in yards, yards per carry, yards per game and tied him for the lead in rushing touchdowns.
After throwing for 395 yards and three touchdowns, "Johnny Football" is the third leading passer in yards and yards per game, tied for second among starting quarterbacks in completion percentage, second among starters in passing efficiency and tied for second in passing touchdowns.
However, the nation's No. 2 defense comes into to College Station this week. LSU is second in total defense, rushing defense and passing defense behind Alabama and will be by far the toughest test Manziel has seen this year.
The only other highly rated defense the Aggies (5-1, 2-1) have faced was Florida in the season opener. In that game, Manziel was held to 173 yards passing and 60 yards rushing with one touchdown.
2. Eddie Lacy, RB, Alabama
Lacy had a career-high 177 yards and three touchdowns in the Tide's 42-10 dismantling of Missouri. It was a breakout day for the Crimson Tide (6-0, 3-0) on the ground as T.J. Yeldon picked up 144 yards and two touchdowns as well.
It may not have been a surprise, but Alabama's running backs haven't been getting that many yards because they share carries, and Lacy in particular is not an explosive, big play threat. Even with this breakout game, Lacy is averaging 81 yards a game. Yeldon is averaging 72.
Alabama used it's off week to install a new offensive quirk by putting defensive tackle Jesse Williams at fullback, much in the same way Terrance Cody was used as a blocker in short yardage situation. If there isn't a defense scared of what that could mean in the future, they are in for a rude awakening.
3. Jeff Driskel, QB, Florida
Driskel had the same stat line as Lacy, but did it on seven fewer carries and threw for an additional 77 yards. Florida is looking more and more like an old single wing team. Either the running back runs to the left or the quarterback runs to the right.
Vanderbilt locked down on running back Mike Gillislee, and Driskel took advantage of Vanderbilt's slower secondary and took on Gillislee's role as the primary offensive weapon. With the Gators (6-0, 5-0) facing South Carolina this week, Florida will need both running options, and a passing threat, to loosen the Gamecocks' defense.
4. Jeremy Hill, RB, LSU
If you think Alabama is deep at running back, you haven't paid attention to LSU. Hill rushed for 124 yards and two touchdowns on 17 carries in the Tigers' 31-21 win over South Carolina. Compare that to his season stats, which are 195 yards on 30 carries and four touchdowns.
He's currently the Tigers fifth-leading rusher. That's how deep LSU is in the backfield, and the Tigers are just now learning to exploit it. Quarterback Zach Mettenberger isn't a major passing threat, so LSU has had to turn to the ground game more than it wanted to.
Fortunately, the Tigers (6-1, 2-1) have plenty of weapons to get the job done. Even with the injury to Alfred Blue, LSU's rushing attack hasn't slowed. The Tigers only have one player in the top 15 in the SEC for rushing, but the team is averaging more than 200 yards a game on the ground.
5. Tyler Wilson, QB, Arkansas
Yes, he still exists. Arkansas isn't getting much attention after an early season free fall, but the Razorbacks (3-4, 2-2) have leveled off after getting wins over Auburn and Kentucky. A win in two weeks over Ole Miss would get them back to .500.
Arkansas still possesses the SEC's top-ranked passing attack, and Wilson is the only quarterback in the conference averaging more than 300 yards per game. That's in part because the Razorbacks are next to last in the conference in rushing.
Arkansas is still not much a threat because it has the 14th ranked defense in the SEC. However, the Hogs are not out of the hunt for the SEC West crown yet, though it is a long shot. They will have to pull off at least one upset over South Carolina, Mississippi State or LSU to get bowl eligible.
Who to watch in Week 8:
1. JaDaveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina
There are a lot of people wanting Clowney to be considered for the Heisman Trophy. His value to the Gamecocks can't be measured in statistics, so it likely won't happen, but he's perhaps the best defender in the nation.
South Carolina (6-1, 4-1) was able to shut down Georgia's explosive offense two weeks ago, and he will be expected to do the same thing this week against Florida. Florida has the SEC's No. 2 rushing attack, but its worst passing offense. South Carolina is first in the SEC – fourth in the nation – in sacks.
If the Gamecocks' defensive front can stop the rushing threats from Mike Gillislee and quarterback Jeff Driskel, South Carolina should be able to put up enough points to come out with a win. Both the Gamecocks and the Gators have defenses rated third and fourth in the conference in most categories, so it should be a similar game to the 23-21 affair the Gamecocks had with LSU.
2. Zach Mettenberger, QB, LSU
Texas A&M is 13th in the SEC in passing defense. Mettenberger has been criticized for his lackluster outings, and LSU will have to rely on its running game and defense for the rest of the season.
As long as neither falters, the Tigers should be fine. But if Texas A&M and Johnny Manziel can put up points against LSU, Mettenberger will be called on to counter the threat. If he can't do that, the Aggies could take a step toward winning the SEC West and put the Tigers in a tough position of needing some help if they want to make it to Atlanta.
3. Jordan Rodgers, QB, Vanderbilt
All of Vanderbilt's toughest opponents are behind them, and the Commodores (2-4, 1-3) are easily capable of becoming bowl eligible. Vanderbilt faces Auburn this week to start a stretch of six games to close the season with only one opponent – Ole Miss – currently with a winning record.
Vanderbilt outranks Auburn in every major statistical category, except one – rushing defense. Auburn has the SEC's 13th-ranked rushing defense and Vanderbilt is 14th. That actually works well to Auburn's favor, because Vanderbilt has been more of a passing team this year, and the Tigers have started to put increased focus on their running game.
A win for Vanderbilt is a crucial step toward becoming bowl eligible. If that is to happen, Rodgers – the younger brother of Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers – has to have a good game. Auburn's defense is allowing more passing yards per game that the Commodores have been averaging.
4. Todd Gurley, RB, Georgia
Gurley was not heard from in Georgia's 35-7 loss to South Carolina and the Bulldogs (5-1, 3-1) have had two weeks to figure out what went wrong.
Gurley, and the entire Georgia offense, will have plenty of opportunities to make noise against Kentucky this week and prepare for their showdown with Florida, which could be an SEC East-clinching game for the Gators. It's tough to know who will be the top performer for the Bulldogs' offense against Kentucky (1-6, 0-4) because the Wildcats' defense is terrible in every category.
5. A.J. McCarron, QB, Alabama
The only SEC starting quarterback to not throw an interception will face the conference's 12th-ranked passing defense in Tennessee. Alabama is one of only three teams in the country – Louisiana Tech and Air Force are the others – to not throw an interception on the season.
Conversely, the Tide is fourth in the country and first in the SEC at getting interceptions, while Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray has thrown the third most interceptions in the SEC this season and averages more than one per game.
Tennessee likely will be stacking the line of scrimmage to not let Alabama's running backs get room to run, something almost every opponent Alabama has faced has done. McCarron has answered every challenge given him to date, and is the most efficient quarterback in the SEC – fifth in the nation.
But McCarron injured his knee in last week's win over Missouri. It isn't thought to be a serious problem, but it was bothering him some during practice. It remains to be seen if that will carry over to the game.
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23 APPLE VARIETIES ORIGINATED IN WASHINGTON COUNTY In a bulletin published in 1913 by the U.S.Department of Agriculture there appears a list of apple varieties grown in the Arkansas and Missouri Ozarks. Says the bulletin: "A remarkably large number of apple varieties have originated in Washington County,Ark., and several of them have become of commercial importance." For the historical record, we are publishing the apple varieties known to have originated in our county, as reported in this old bulletin. --- 0 --- SHANNON (also called Shannon.Pippin). Richard Thurston of VanBuren, Ark., in 1878 this account of its origin: "I have been engaged in this section of Arkansas since 1873 in fruit growing and know about the Shannon Pippin. One Granville Shannon, some 35 years ago, bought of a tree peddler and planted at or near Evansville, Washington County,Ark. quite a number of apple trees and when they came into bearing several of the trees bore the apples which, in consequence of having lost the labels and name if any had been attached, took the name of Shannon Pippin." John B. Gill of Springdale, Ark., wrote in 1884: "The Shannon apple was brought to Boonsboro (Cane Hill), Washington County, Ark., in 1833 by a Mr. Rector from Indiana, along with a lot of other trees which he brought here for sale, I think from an Ohio nursery, and heeled in at Kidd's Mill, one mile south of Boonsboro. The Shannon Pippin being small and scrubby, no one cared to buy them. The labels we re lost from the trees and Granville Shannon bought the lot (only 20) at a reduced price and planted them six miles south of Boonsboro, where sane of the trees at least are growing." The source of Mr.Gill's information, he further states, was "one J.B. Russell of Boonsboro, who had operated a nursery almost in sight of Kidd's Mil since about the time the trees were brought there." while the above statements do not construct a clear historical ac- count of the Shannon apple, they at least suggest what appears to be a reasonable probability as to its origin, so far as it relates to the Ozark region. The circumstances as recited offer a logical explanation of the manner in which a variety of Ohio origin may have reached Arkansas and there received another name, in case the identity of Shannon and Ohio Pippin is ever established. The fruit of the Shannon is large, surface very smooth, yellow, occasionally faintly blushed with dull overcast of whitish blotches and streaks; stem very short, flesh yellow, rather coarse, juicy, flavor mild subacid, quality good; season fall and early winter. WILSON JUNE. The history of the original tree of this variety traces back to a period shortly preceding the Civil1 ar and to the Earles Holt nursery which was located at or near Cane Hill, Washington County, Ark. Earles Holt died just prior to the war, and during the war period the nursery existed in what was practically an abandoned condition. Fol- lowing the close ofthe war this nursery was cleaned up and many of the trees sold. In the spring of 1865 about 1,000 of them were planted by Albert Wilson, then a boy of 18 years of age, and a younger brother, A.J.Wilson, on their father's faim,the "William Wilson place", located 6 or 7 miles northeast of Lincoln, Ark. The farm is still operated by Albert Wilson, by whom the early history of this variety was supplied.
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Anyone else get "webpage has expired" when hitting the back button when reading a thread and trying to get back to the forum or is it just me?
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Chris - use the return link next to the reply butto or at the top of the page to return to the specific forum or even the index page.
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Is this something required at this point, or is the back button problem just a glitch in the new Forum format??
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Dennis and BD, the "problem" I am having is similar to those mentioned above. When I come on line with the Forum, I ususally click on the new posts feature. If there is a topic there that I want to reply to, I do so, and here is where the problem arises. I noticed just now after replying that there was a link at the bottom of the page to return to the previous forum topic but that page comes and goes so quickly that I don't have time to click it. If I use the back arrow at the top of the page, then I get "page expired" and have to follow the cookie trail all the way back to the Index page, not the view new posts page. I then go back through the search for new posts and so on. I'm hopeful this is just a glitch that will be straightened out in the future. It is not an earthshaking problem, just a minor inconvienience. I really like the new format, especially the splitting of For Sale, Cub Vine, and the others.
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I get the error message sometimes but not all the time instead I use the links at the top of the form page just as easy as the back button. I also get the same message on other forms such as Lowes, Sears and Homedepot. Just my openion but I thank it is a glitch on the web.
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My back button seems to be working fine. (May just be my lucky day, you know, TAX day ). I am using Firefox, (v. 220.127.116.11) Wonder if that is making any difference?
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Dennis must have gotten it fixed.
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I too, have been getting a lot of these errors, and I get them especially when I am doing a lot of stuff in a short period of time. From what I have seen so far, it is not limited to a specific set of actions. Depending on what you are viewing, you may or may not get a page expired error message. Most commonly, you will find the error if you are posting a message and hit the back button after previewing. This will result in a total loss of what you have written -- No.. You may not ask , and will require a complete rewrite of your post You may also get them if you use the back button in your browser after simply viewing a post. Not sure why, aside from security.
The new software has has to become MSXML4.0 compliant to help with security issues and to eliminate any leftover data when exiting a page. This data, depending upon what it is, could contain bits of information that could assist a hacker in grabing important information. This applies to other areas of the web, but to ensure valid security globally, all new software has to be in conformity with the new guidelines. Ergo.. phpBB also has to be compliant. Therefore, the software will be acting differently than the previous version. (yeah... I have been reading the FAQ's as well as some of the stuff from the main phpBB site).
Sometimes the page expired error will also occur because of a general mysql4 db error which does occur a lot. That is a function of the mysql database software and how it interacts with the server. The best way to avoid the page expires error page is to use the Return to the Forum link at the bottom of the page or to use the links beside the Board index link in the header to navigate to the area you wish to get to.
This applies to IE. I haven't played with FireFox a lot on the new forum software yet. This is not definitive, just MH take on what I have been reading. Hope it helps a bit.
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The only time I get the "page expired" is in the situation that Pete mentioned earlier in this thread... when I post a new message.
My old habit (probably not the "right way" to do it) was to post my message, then hit the back button until I get to the forum I was in. When I do that now, I get the "page expired" notice. I then hit "forward" and go to the message. Up at the top of the page under the IHCUB logo, I then click board index, and poof I am back to where I started...
I am getting better about not hitting the back button now, but just using the "jump buttons" to go where I want to go...
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I'm using IE6, don't know if any other browsers will act the same. After I post a message, I right click the "Back" button and skip directly back to whichever forum (or new messages) page I want. I can skip over all the expired pages. If I just hit "Back", I get the most recent expired page (one that was constructed as part of posting). If I hit "Back" again I get another expired page. After the correct number of expired pages, I get back to the forum index.
MIke, try continuing "Back" through the expired pages. You will probably find that you can still get back to the forum index in the same number of "Back" buttons as before.
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Hi Jim,
Yes, that is one way that I got back...hitting the back button until I didn't get the expired page warning... It does take you back to where you were, but I found it to be "less clicks" to hit "forward" and then click on board index or "Farmall Cub" or whatever forum I was in...
I also just learned something else new... I learned about the "mark forums read" hot link! That is a nice feature...
Mike in La Crosse, WI
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There are a lot of things to get used to now. I like Jim still prefer IE6 and precisely for the Back Button control that is no longer available at least that I can find in IE7. Hmmm.. not an improvement to my mind. What Jim does (skip the pages is what I have learned to do whilst doing the construct on the Lo-Boy forum. Saved a lot, a LOT of time. Mozilla's FireFox 188.8.131.52 still works the same way, and I hope they don't take out that functionality. It is useful.
This feature was always available in phpBB, you probably just missed it. It was about the same place as the current button/link to mark all read. What is nice about that is for forums that you may or may not wish to read at the moment, you can clear the unread posts by hitting that button. However, it might just be me, but it seems we have another new feature. The posts you have not read in any given session, will remain marked unread even when you log in the next time. This.. is a very useful feature and one that I like considering the amount of crashes I had on my old puter before I rebuilt it. Now, I don't have to search to find what I didn't get to and wanted to.
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I am using nFire Fox and go back 1 page at a time with no problem after a post.
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Not only can we learn about Cubs here, but computers as well. It is strange how we look at something everyday and can't see the forest for the trees. Today, thanks to Jim Becker, I learned something that I did not know about computers. I, like a lot of others I suspect, have not had any formal training on the computer, completely self taught, at least in what little I know. I never knew that if you right clicked the "Back" button in the browser window, that it would drop down a list of pages you had previously visited and then all you had to do was click on the one that you wanted to return to. I use IE6, as well as Jim and Rudi, but that little tidbit of info will make it much easier to get back to where I want to be without having to click back through the cookie trail. Thanks, Jim for that little piece of info.
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