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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) – It was wonderful not to have to care about Oregon this week (they won, by the way, and as always, looked ridiculous doing it).
If you didn't see the crime against humanity the Ducks called a uniform this week, here's a description: It was hideous. (We saw highlights – and highlighters.) While they beat Oregon State, Stanford beat UCLA and gets to play UCLA again next week for the Pac-12 championship.
That means Oregon will be in whatever bowl game Pac-12 teams that don't go to the Rose Bowl go to (Fiesta? Meineke Car Care? Hank's Hardware House?), and we can ignore them again. This has been a great season.
Below is the weekly list of what we learned from watching SEC games in Week 13. Sadly, this was the final week.
1. An SEC team will play for the national championship. This news broke about six years ago, we just didn't know it back then. Oh how naïve we were thinking everyone got a fair chance to be national champion.
Now we know better. We know that an SEC team will be in the championship game no matter what, and will most likely win it. We also know that when there isn't a clear-cut choice from another strata of college football, a second SEC team will fill that void as well.
Georgia (11-1, 7-1) destroyed Georgia Tech and Alabama (11-1, 7-1) gave Auburn its worst loss of the season (which was not as easy as it might sound) to set up a de facto semifinal for the right to play for the national title or go to the Capital One Bowl.
Florida (11-1, 7-1) chomped Florida State and put itself in position to play in the national championship or the Sugar Bowl. The Gators did what they needed to do, but …
2. … only one SEC team will play for the national championship, because Notre Dame woke up some of those famous echoes.
A lot of people hate Notre Dame simply because it's Notre Dame. That's a waste of energy that could be better spent hating Oregon, Southern Cal and anyone else who refuses to play defense. Whether you love or hate Notre Dame, you have to admit that college football is more interesting when talking about Notre Dame is actually a relevant thing to do.
The matchup that Notre Dame provides for the title game is interesting no matter who ends up surviving Atlanta.
The Irish (12-0) are a combined 5-2 all time against Alabama and Georgia, and all of those wins came against the Crimson Tide. We'll get to that matchup in a minute. Georgia and Alabama are very similar teams in terms of style. Alabama has the edge on defense, Georgia a slight edge on offense.
The best illustration of this is in a stat that no one understands. Alabama has the most efficient passing game in the nation, and Georgia is second. Alabama's rating is 175.05. Georgia's is 174.42. But Aaron Murray is the nation's most efficient quarterback with a rating of 177. 15. AJ McCarron is second with 176.26.
There's of plenty of time to analyze that game, but when Notre Dame enters the picture, the most interesting matchup would be Alabama because the Irish and Tide both have nicknames that end in something other than s. They're also tied for the most AP national championships with eight.
No matter who plays the Irish, it will be the most green an SEC team has seen in a football stadium since Teddy Roosevelt threatened to ban the sport.
This might be a good time to spout about the virtues of a playoff in our usual holier-than-thou tone, but we think the entire BCS system has made such a great argument against itself that we don't feel the need to pile on. We'll use that energy to hate Oregon.
3. Ole Miss learned how to win. After three successful attempts at snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, the Rebels (6-6, 3-5) finally figured out that a football scoreboard doesn't work the same way as one in golf. Either way, their record for the season is the same, and they're bowl eligible.
Being intimately familiar with the Magnolia State, we're going to blame the Rebels' year on Southern hospitality. When you have an out of town guest, you roll out the welcome mat and want to make them feel at home. That's why the Rebels gave up late wins to Texas A&M and Vanderbilt at home. Then going on the road against LSU, you don't want to be rude, so you make your bed, clean up your mess, put your dishes in the sink and send a nice little 'thank you' note.
But when family comes to visit, it's a different story. Out of town-ers can have their run of your house and you grin and bear it, but when those ungrateful in-laws from Starkvegas (aka The Land That Fun Forgot) come over, a speck of mud on your carpet and it's World War III. Mississippi State made the mistake of tracking in a little mud with their lead in the first quarter.
The Bulldogs (8-4, 4-4) had the further gall to put their feet on the sofa when they tied it at halftime, so by the time the game was over, Ole Miss wasn't speaking to them and threatened to never invite them over again and – *GASP!!* – not return their casserole dish.
They'll return it next year when they travel to Starkville, but it will be filled with something made with kale.
4. Johnny Football will win the Heisman Trophy. How can he not at this point? He torched Missouri for 372 yards and three touchdowns through the air and another 67 yards and two TDs on the ground in a 59-29 win, in which he got hurt. The only thing that will keep him from it is the fact that he's a freshman.
That's absurd ageism, and we loathe the very thought of it. The award goes to the "most outstanding player in college football." It doesn't go to the "most outstanding player in college in college football who has played at least two years." It also doesn't go to "the most outstanding player in college football who plays for a team in the national championship game." Furthermore, it doesn't go to "someone from Notre Dame." (Historically speaking, though, it kinda does.)
Don't take the last one as a shot at Manti Te'o. If we had a vote, we would vote Te'o second behind Manziel and probably Ohio State quarterback Braxton Miller third. Collin Klein would be our next choice. Wisconsin running back Montee Ball, who was a finalist last season, would be another deserving candidate after setting the FBS record for career touchdowns. The Heisman is not a lifetime achievement award, but the people who voted for Ron Dayne didn't know that, so why not Ball?
5. Steve Spurrier will be even more obnoxious now. Is this even possible? No one is more obnoxious and insufferable when he's winning than Steve Spurrier. And no one is more fun to listen to.
That school from upstate that used to beat South Carolina (10-2, 6-2) but doesn't beat them much anymore didn't come through this season, despite being at Death Valley. (Yeah, there's two of them.) It was a nice win for USC. Oh, wait. We meant South Carolina. USC is in California.
Nobody pokes a rival quite like Spurrier (Free Shoes U, anyone?). If you're losing and you trash talk, you sound bitter and whiny, but if you win and you trash talk you sound uppity and condescending. Spurrier is uppity and condescending no matter what, so when he has reason to be even more of himself than he already was it's a good day for everyone.
Well, except Clemson (10-2, 7-1 ACC). But they lost, so no one cares how they feel.
6. James Franklin (coach) needs to be on the phone with his agent right now. You know where this one is going. Say it with us…
Show … me … the … MONEY!!
Franklin just guided Vandy (8-4, 5-3) to its first eight-win season since 1982 and is a bowl game win away from equaling the most wins in school history.
If Vanderbilt doesn't lock Franklin down somehow, he's going to drop a mission statement on somebody's desk, walk out and take the office fish with him. And those fish will look fantastic in Knoxville, Fayetteville or Auburn.
7. Mississippi State earned another trip to the Gator Bowl. Get excited, Bulldog fans, you likely get to go to Jacksonville. If you find something interesting to do there, let us know.
Way to lay an egg. Somebody had to so your goofy trophy could have something on top of it. We have nothing else to say. The energy it takes to make fun of you can be better spent hating Oregon.
8. Tennessee won the right to hire its new coach first. At least that's what should have been on the line against Kentucky. In the Somebody Is Going To Get An SEC Win Bowl (aka the No Coach Bowl), Tennessee won 37-17 over Kentucky.
The Wildcats (2-10, 0-8) fired their coach first, but Tennessee (5-7, 1-7) should get first shot at the new guy because they proved they're the least bad, and should be rewarded for it. Kentucky also lost to Arkansas, so they're third in the coach-hiring pecking order.
Tennessee didn't play Arkansas, so that's a free-for-all. Auburn (3-9, 0-8) hasn't announced Gene Chizik's firing yet, but they will soon. Auburn lost to Arkansas, so they should have to wait until the Hogs pick someone (reportedly in the next 10 days) and then race Kentucky to see who can hire the coach most desperate for a job in the SEC.
Update: As if on cue, about three hours after this column was published, Chizik's firing was announced.
9. The SEC has great rivalries, but bad rivalry trophies. The Iron Bowl. Clean, OId-Fashioned Hate. The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry. The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. The Third Saturday in October.
If you aren't compelled to say those out loud in a booming, guttural voice, stop reading right now and go get an issue of Glamour. None of those games have a trophy worth speaking of. The winner of the Iron Bowl gets the ODK-Foy Sportsmanship Award, which is terribly pathetic considering the quality of the game. A more appropriate trophy would be an actual iron bowl full of the loser's blood. That's a trophy we can support.
Even the two games in the SEC based around trophies are pretty lame. The Egg Bowl? It's not even an egg. Even if it was, nothing is inspiring about winning an egg unless it comes with three strips of bacon and a piece of toast.
The Battle for the Golden Boot is pretty cool, but you don't need both Louisiana and Arkansas to make the shape of a boot, and the rivalry only gained its name when the trophy was created in 1996. Smoking cigars after beating Tennessee/Alabama is also pretty cool, but you can't really put cigars in a trophy case. It doesn't matter anyway, because the NCAA considers it an inappropriate benefit and banned it.
Those just aren't able to compete with the Old Oaken Bucket or Paul Bunyan's Axe.
The best trophy the SEC awarded was in the game between Kentucky and Tennessee. It's known as the Battle for the Barrel. It was formerly known as the Battle for the Beer Barrel, and this year was informally the Battle for the Bottom of the Barrel. But the barrel is no longer presented because of an alcohol-related car crash involving Kentucky football players. It was a perfect trophy, though, because production of whiskey and bourbon is so central to those states' identities.
But Kentucky has only won once since 1985, so it isn't even really a rivalry. Kentucky should start a new rivalry with Missouri. That's a team the Wildcats may actually beat every now and then, Missouri created a ridiculous T-shirt to commemorate its win over the Wildcats and the two states have long been battling over which one contains the remains of Daniel Boone.
The War Over Daniel Boone's Rifle. We like it.
And while we're at it, Missouri and Texas A&M could have the Battle of the Big XII Traitors, where the loser is forced to display a bust of Benedict Arnold. Now we're really onto something.
10. We hate the end of football season. This needs no explanation.
Extra points: If you have to wake up the echo, is it really an echo?
What is kale? Does anybody actually like it?
We have nothing against Glamour, except for the fact that it's called Glamour.
If Prohibition hadn't been repealed, would Kentucky and Tennessee still be states? We say no.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Buccaneers OT Trueblood signs tender
The Buccaneers announced Tuesday that restricted free agent Jeremy Trueblood, the team's starting right tackle, has signed his tender offer.
Bucs counting on 'mountains'
The 2010 performances of Gerald McCoy and Josh Freeman — or "the mountains of Tampa," as GM Mark Dominik calls them — could determine the futures of the Buccaneers' decision makers.
Bucs hand punting duties to rookie Bowden
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Bucs' receiving corps settled after drafting Benn, Williams
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No urgency from Bucs to sign Ruud long-term
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Surprisingly, the National Hurricane Center does not control the naming of tropical storms each season. Instead, a procedure has been established by an international committee of the World Meteorological Organization.
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Blood Status
Pure-blood is a term for a person whose ancestors are all witches and wizards. However, most pure-bloods will have a Muggle somewhere on their family tree, although they generally deny it. Most pure-blood families are inter-related due to the struggle to maintain blood purity by only marrying other pure-bloods. It is assumed that most Slytherins and Death Eaters are pure-blooded, with a notable exception being Lord Voldemort. By the events of the Harry Potter series, the pure-blood families were in decline. Ron Weasley and his family and Draco Malfoy and his family are two of the few pure-bloods left. Though however the Weasleys are referred to as blood traitors and their status of being a pure blood is often questioned (usually by the Malfoys)
Half-blood is a term for a person who is born to one magical parent and one non-magical parent. Some examples of half-bloods are Lord Voldemort and Harry Potter. A half-blood may have a muggleborn parent and a pureblood parent as well. Half-Blood, during the time in which the Death Eaters ruled the Ministry of Magic, was considered a clasification of the wizards and withces. Another good example of half-blood is Severus Snape, Potions and Defense against the Dark Arts teacher at Hogwarts. His mother's last name was Prince, hence he called himself the Half-Blood Prince, which is also the name of the sixth Harry Potter book.
Muggle-born is a term for a witch or wizard whose parents are both Muggles. There is a lot of prejudice against Muggle-borns in the Wizarding World, especially amongst pure-bloods. This dates back to at least the medieval era, as Salazar Slytherin notoriously despised Muggle-borns. Wizards hostile to Muggle-borns use the term Mudblood, which is a derogatory name for a Muggle-born witch or wizard. It is first used in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by Draco Malfoy to Hermione Granger. The term becomes more clear as it is used more in the series by Draco Malfoy and various Death Eaters.
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The Death Eaters are a group controlled by Lord Voldemort. Their enemies are the Order of the Phoenix, Dumbledore's Army, and at times the Ministry. The Death Eaters are anti-muggle and racist even though some of the members are half-blood.
Order of the Phoenix
The Order of the Phoenix is an organisation fighting against Voldemort and his Death Eaters. It was founded by Albus Dumbledore during the First Wizarding War and was revived for the Second War. The Order was introduced in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and has remained an integral part of the books ever since. The Order often comes to Harry's aid during battles and was present at the Battle of Hogwarts and the Battle of the Astronomy Tower. The Order communicates through the use of Patronuses which was taught to them by Dumbledore. Members are required to have left school before they can join.
The Marauders were a group of friends at Hogwarts who developed The Marauder's Map. Remus Lupin was a werewolf, and when his friends learned this, they worked to become illegal Animagi so they could accompany Lupin when he transformed at the full moon without being in danger themselves. James Potter's Animagus was a stag (the same animal his son Harry's Patronus took the form of), Sirius Black's Animagus was a dog, and Peter Pettigrew's Animagus was a rat (which he later used to disguise himself as Ron Weasley's pet rat).
Dumbledore's Army
Dumbledore's Army was a group of Hogwarts students who wanted to learn Defense Against the Dark Arts from a real teacher since Dolores Umbridge (their Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher for that year) would not teach them any real defensive magic. Harry Potter was the leader/teacher of Dumbledore's Army because he had been able to defend himself against Lord Voldemort the previous year. The group was named Dumbledore's Army because the Ministry of Magic feared that Albus Dumbledore was creating an army to rise up against them. The DA was eventually disbanded when Umbridge discovered them, as they were operating illegally. They also unnofficially return when the Carrows teach at the school and Defense Against the Dark Arts is turned into Dark Arts. Since Harry is not at Hogwarts at the time, they may not of actually taught defense, but they often pulled stints like putting graffiti up on the wall saying "Dumbeldore's Army still recruiting."
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Marseille offers so many intriguing diversions that there is little reason to venture farther. Driving through the colorful Old Port, where the city's Greek founders landed in 600 B.C., you will be mesmerized by the classically French sidewalk cafés, thriving markets, and picturesque fishing boats bobbing in the harbor. Continuing along the coast, the landscape changes, and the views become dominated by the impressive cliffs of the Marseille massif and the scenic islands lying just offshore. Perched on La Garde Hill, high above the city, stands Notre Dame de la Garde Basilica, which upon visiting you'll learn was built on a site that has been a defensive observation post since prehistoric times. The architecture of the Romanesque-Byzantine style basilica boasts magnificent domes, multi-colored stone, and golden mosaics. After a drive through the shopping district, you will stop in the Palais Longchamp, a fantastic 19th-Century complex of stately museums, elegant fountains, and an expansive Zoological Garden. The entrance to Longchamp Park is guarded by four stone lions, and provides an unforgettable setting for a photo.
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Reviews by mattmaples:
4/5 rDev +2.6%
This is a GREAT americal Plae ale. I think Elk Baiter mistakenly pickdt up a bottle of nail polish instead of Mirror Pond. There is no way this stuff and be considered dry or bitter. It has a lovely rounded maltyness if anything a small tiny touch of sweetness. With a understated bitterness and only a small hop flavor. If you find it you must try it, it is just good beer.
09-18-2001 19:40:29 | More by mattmaples
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4.33/5 rDev +11%
12oz brown with a best by freshness date.
LOOK: Bubbly white lace, tarnished golden colour
SMELL: Cascade hops, fruity, citric rind, mint, nutty grain, mild malt sweetness.
TASTE: Smooth, medium body, semi crisp malt, bready, mild fruit, faint esters, hop bitterness, citric peel, oranges, kiss of pine, finish semi-dry
A great pale ale to be had here, any hop head would be pleased and if you love cascade hops this is your ale! A great snapshot of what an PNW Pale Ale.
03-30-2012 01:06:04 | More by Jason
North Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +11%
Had the privelage of sampling this beer many times yesterday at the WBF,poured a slightly hazy deep orange with a clingy white head on top.To be expected this Oregon produced pale ale's aromas are hop dominated wich is a good thing fruity citrus with underlying pine very fresh smelling.This goes down very easily and would be a staple of mine if I could get it here,flavors are pretty nicely balanced there is a firm dry maltiness up front finishing with the big dose of cascades in the finish citrus and pine linger nicely.Deschutes makes some damn fine brews I wish I could get them more locally instead offline.
10-09-2005 12:41:33 | More by oberon
3.53/5 rDev -9.5%
Appearance The body here was solid brown in color with a decent head from a very careful pour by the bartender.
Smell The citrus and soft pine hops gave way to a stiff malt balance. The toasted malts were unsweetened and, I thought, a bit heavy-handed.
Taste The hops from the nose find their way into the taste, but its the malt flavor that dominates. It is a rather darkish malt not unlike raw molasses. I would have liked to have seen a bit more balance to this one.
Mouthfeel This one is medium-bodied, lightly carbonated, and has just a bit of a dry finish at the very end.
Drinkability This went down well enough.
07-21-2004 00:39:23 | More by RoyalT
4/5 rDev +2.6%
05-19-2013 22:35:17 | More by Turbo
4.38/5 rDev +12.3%
Mirror Pond pours a pretty golden-amber with a one-finger, snow-white head into a pint glass. The body is see-through and looks to contain medium carbonation within. Lacing left on the glass is frothy and clingy.
First smell reveals light citrus notes of orange and lemon, with a nice caramel and biscuit malt influence. The aroma is very fresh and speaks of a well-struck balance between hop and malt. There are some faint smells of melon also mixed in.
Mirror Pond tastes very much how it smells, with delightfully light hoppy notes of orange, lemon, and melon, with just a slight pine flavor, as well. The malt flavors of caramel and biscuit blend very nicely with the hop flavors and produce a well-blended, tasty pale ale. The finish is just dry enough, certainly not bitter, though.
The mouthfeel is wonderful. About medium bodied for a pale ale, the carbonation is nicely effervescent and harmonizes perfectly with the subtly bitter hop bite. A dry finish caps it all off.
This is a really well crafted pale ale. Extremely sessionable and tasty, without being over the top at all. Another Deschutes brew that has impressed me greatly.
11-14-2011 00:13:01 | More by TCHopCraver
3.15/5 rDev -19.2%
The label talks about a generous helping of cascade hops but I think this beer lacks a bit. Not much of an aroma upon pouring and there seems to be a very subtle sweetness that distracts from what hoppiness there is. Kicks up a frothy head that makes you think there might be something to this beer but in the end it doesn't deliver.
09-27-2006 03:40:44 | More by nohead02
3.25/5 rDev -16.7%
05-04-2013 22:20:30 | More by Tiernan
North Carolina
3.6/5 rDev -7.7%
Overall a pretty solid American pale ale and would be a quality session beer. Amber in color, decent white head that stuck around for a while, Piney Northwest hop flavor dominated the smell, light malty flavor on the taste with a little fruitness that is excentuated by the dominant hops but it's not near the hop level of an IPA or Sierra Nevada, a touch of biscuit flavor as well. Finishes fairly clean without any bad aftertaste. Nothing to write home about but better than your average fair. Although I bet this one goes down fast and gets rated higher on a hot summer day.
02-02-2008 10:16:32 | More by hopsleeroy
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
07-10-2014 17:27:27 | More by joemetric
4/5 rDev +2.6%
The Mirror Pond Pale Ale pours into my glass a nice cloudy amber orange with a half inch of bubbly white head on top. Aromas of lightly bready caramel malts mix in with floral, somewhat citrusy hops. The hops come out on top with a nice solid balance overall. Nice APA.
First sip brings smooth, biscuity, caramelly maltiness upfront that's followed by a nice blast of really floral, herbal hops that have a bit of a ctirusy twang as well. Goes down easily with a mellow bitterness. Overall, a solid, tasty brew.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied with good steady carbonation. Smooth and easy going like a good pale ale should be. I could easily see myself grabbing a sixer of this for a get together. Easily drinkable and overall a solid pale ale with plenty of hop character. I hope to have a chance to try more brews from Deschutes, thanks to kmpitz2 for this one.
09-19-2006 03:30:53 | More by orbitalr0x
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
01-27-2014 02:21:25 | More by sabitu
4/5 rDev +2.6%
06-03-2013 17:37:53 | More by DwedPirateWobert
3/5 rDev -23.1%
03-06-2014 21:07:23 | More by bulldogg915
5/5 rDev +28.2%
07-02-2012 22:03:42 | More by bertcat9000
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
08-06-2013 07:23:44 | More by danthehopslamman
4.25/5 rDev +9%
11-27-2013 08:41:08 | More by freshflesh
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4.49/5 rDev +15.1%
Poured from a 12-oz. bottle into a pint glass.
The is a beautiful beer, a rich copper/amber color. It porurs with a nice amount of foam that compacts to a nice 2-finger head that leaves behind some generous lacing.
The smell hits me faintly at first but grows as I drink the beer. I get a very nice fruitiness, pineapple and mango and maybe even a hint of peach or apricot. Perhaps the slightest hint of a yeasty bread as well.
The taste is just excellent. First off is the hops, all nice and juicy and fruity. Pineapple mainly, maybe a hint of orange and peach. Then come the sweetness of the malts. There's some toffee, maybe a bit of honey as well. It finishes with a pleasant, lingering bitter note.
The mouthfeel is slightly creamy, lightly bubbly and very pleasant. I don not detect the alcohol at all.
Overall, this may be my favorite pale ale and one of my favorite beers. Just a great balance and so easy to drink. Superb.
02-18-2014 21:39:27 | More by SD-Alefan
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
03-01-2014 04:50:32 | More by DaftPatrick
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
12-26-2013 01:34:43 | More by Kappakoosh
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
06-16-2014 22:03:46 | More by DuckDodgers
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
08-09-2014 20:45:10 | More by ajkelly451
4/5 rDev +2.6%
05-14-2014 02:52:34 | More by ValpoExpo
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
07-01-2014 00:44:00 | More by SmellsofMahagony
4/5 rDev +2.6%
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On August 3, 2004 NASA launched the MESSENGER discovery mission, an unmanned spacecraft set to send back pictures of the entire planet of Mercury. This mission is monumental because this is the first spacecraft to orbit Mercury and the first pictures of Mercury we will have from a spacecraft since Mariner 10 in 1974. The magnetic pull of the sun coupled with the intense heat have made it very difficult to obtain any images of the sunny side of Mercury. Until now we have only had recorded images of 45 percent of the planet's surface. Scientists researched and found the best way around this dilemma is through the inner solar system.
When MESSENGER launched from Earth in 2004 it began an eight year path into Mercury's orbit. First it flew by Earth once, then by Venus twice, and took a flyby of Mercury. In 2008 the MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging (MESSENGER) craft made its initial approach and took pictures of regions of Mercury that have never been seen before by the human eye. Last month on March 17, 2011 the MESSENGER craft successfully entered the orbit of Mercury. On March 29th we got the first pictures back of Mercury from orbit and they are spectacular! The MESSENGER mission will continue collecting data for another year.
Scientists hope that from this mission we will gain more insight into the mysteries of Mercury including its geologic features, its core and density, its thin atmosphere yet presence of a magnetic field, the unusual materials at the poles, and possibly clues to the evolution of the solar system itself.
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Fugu for winter.
For those who suffer from cold feet, or who insist on riding in the coldest subfreezing weather, Assos has the fuguSocks.
These socks are made from a Merino/poly blend. The knit is much denser than what you'll find on the earlyWinterSocks and as such, is thicker overall. However, the overall features are the same. They have a thinner knit around the ankle and on the top of the foot, a heavier knit on the sole of the foot, and a compression band wrapping around the foot at the arch.
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The oldest case on the docket in the New London major crimes court will go on trial Jan. 15 before Judge Arthur C. Hadden.
Richard K. Wallace was charged with first-degree larceny in August 2007. He is accused of stealing more than $125,000 from Dorothy DiNallo of Sprague, a one-time family friend.
Wallace notified the court this morning that he has chosen a court trial rather than a trial by jury. Hadden said he would listen to the evidence and render a verdict.
Wallace appeared in court dozens of times as his attorney, Donald R. Beebe, met with a prosecutor and judge in an attempt to resolve the case. At one point, Beebe said his client was going to make restitution even though he was admitting no wrongdoing.
DiNallo's daughter, Candace DiNallo, has complained about the delays and has been in contact with victim advocates from the courts and the state Office of Protection and Advocacy for Persons with Disabilities.
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A Hollow Victory in Lozman v. City of Riviera Beach, Timeliness of Habeas Claims, and Disqualification of Judges Who Are Facebook Friends with Prosecutors
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It's already mid-week, but I wanted to pass along a few things that might interest you. Remember the guy Fane Lozman who was fighting the City of Riveira Beach over marina fees owed for his houseboat? Well, the United States Supreme Court issued an opinion in his case, Lozman v. City of Riviera Beach, No. 11-626. The Supreme Court reversed the Eleventh Circuit, making Lozman the victor. Too bad the City already destroyed his houseboat.
The Eleventh Circuit recently issued an en banc opinion in Michael Duane Zack v. Kenneth Tucker, No. 09-12717, wherein the Court held that the AEPDA statute of limitations applies claim-by-claim, rather than to the petition as a whole. If you handle a lot of habeas cases, the opinion is worth a quick read. My least favorite part of the opinion? Judge Carnes' concurrence, where he ridicules the position taken at oral argument by one of the attorneys as absurd. Ouch.
Finally, attorneys throughout the State of Florida, civil and criminal alike, might want to monitor the case of Pierre Domville v. State, 4D12-556, where the Fourth District Court of Appeal has certified a question of great public importance to the Florida Supreme Court: "Where the presiding judge in a criminal case has accepted the prosecutor assigned to the case as a Facebook "friend," would a reasonably prudent person fear that he could not get a fair and impartial trial, so that the defendant's motion for disqualification should be granted?" An article in the Palm Beach Post can be read here.


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"It's always great to be recognized," Bushee says. "I'm surprised and I thank those that took the time to do that." Bushee says she didn't even realize voters were choosing a Best City Councilor this year and didn't campaign to win. As for other campaigns in the councilor's future, "I take it one year at a time," she says. "So let's see what this coming election season brings." Bushee may not be chatty about her political prospects, but she's got plenty to say about city projects in the short and long-term.
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#ProTip: If you find someone willing to partake in a spontaneous pole dance in a torrential downpour whilst wringing your hands at the mild frustrations of life and shouting 'DAAMN YOU SHREEEERAM', you hold on to them and never fucking let them go. You're the bestest PLal <3 And I want you to know it.
Iva Dixit 3 days ago
Shawn T 3 days ago
They portrayed murderers, rapists, prostitutes, and victims. It sheds that "good kid" image, lemme tell ya. *Episode spoilers ahead*
StaceyGrant91 3 days ago
"Labor Day in the United States is a holiday celebrated on the first Monday in Sept"…
greg_boil 3 days ago
Who needs Nick and Jess when these two are around?
Scout Alina 3 days ago
Here are five great Sesame Street videos that I found on YouTube. :)
abbyw13 3 days ago
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text: I wasn't impressed with the first few episodes but feel the pace of the story line is quickening and is moving in directions I did not anticipate. But the story line about Kalinda and her husband just doesn't work for me. I think the actors are superb but I don't understand the hold the husband seems to have on Kalinda. Perhaps, this will be revealed as the season progresses. Fortunately with so many other juicy plot lines evolving, the weakness in the Kalinda story line doesn't matter as much. Or at least not to me.