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2013 Institute for Designing Online Courses (iDOC)
The Institute for Designing Online Courses (iDOC) is a summer program that guides participants through the process of designing an online course. Combining online and face-to-face classroom learning experiences, it provides the practical knowledge and support needed to create and teach an effective, appealing, and well-managed online course. The institute is offered at no charge to IU Bloomington faculty.
Participants will complete five online units, including a variety of online assignments. They also will meet face to face five times. During the face-to-face sessions, they will view examples of online courses and activities, explore course development and delivery tools, and work with consultants and other participants to refine their course designs.
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Amarillo, TX - Local residents are now facing thousands of dollars in repair costs after a blaze broke out at their house.
Around 11:00 Sunday night Amarillo firefighters fought flames burning through the entire back part of the house near 34th Avenue and Janet Drive.
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Reid Mentions Agriculture in Letter to Boehner
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has proposed that the House pass the Senate resolution to reopen the government to be followed by large-scale negotiations on budget policies. In a letter to House Speaker John Boehner - Reid wrote that the conference would be an appropriate place to have discussions on fiscal issues - where participants could raise proposals - such as tax reform, health care, agriculture and discretionary spending - they feel appropriate. The Hagstrom Report notes that the inclusion of agriculture in the first part of the sentence rather than in the discretionary spending section of the sentence would appear to be a reference to the farm bill. In response - Boehner spokesman Michael Steel blamed the government shutdown on Democrats for refusing to talk about fairness for all Americans under Obamacare. He said an offer to negotiate only after Democrats get everything they want isn't much of an offer. Steel said the House would continue to pass bills that reflect the American people's priorities. Steel also commented on an invitation to congressional leaders from President Barack Obama to meet at the White House. He said it's unclear why this meeting would be held if not to start serious talks between the two parties.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WKOW) -- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and Health Canada have announced the voluntary recall of Mr. Coffee Single Cup Brewing System.
The CPSC says 520,000 of the coffee brewers sold in the U.S. are being recalled, as well as an additional 80,700 in Canada.
Officials say consumers should stop using the coffee brewers immediately unless otherwise instructed.
Jarden Consumer Solutions has received 164 reports of the brewing chamber opening due to steam pressure, posing a burn hazard. JCS says approximately 59 of those reports in the U.S. and two in Canada included burn injuries to consumers' face, upper torso and hands.
This recall involves coffee makers that come in black with silver, red or white trim. It stands about 11 inches tall and has a Brew Now/Off button and a removable drip tray. The water tank is located on top of the unit towards the back.
Recalled model numbers are: BVMC-KG1, BVMC-KG1-001, BVMC-KG1-044, BVMC-KG1A, BVMC-KG1A-001, BVMC-KG1-BEA, BVMC-KG1BP-PAL, BVMC-KG1-WM, BVMC-KG1-WM-001, BVMC-KG1R-001, BVMC-KG1R-006, BVMC-KG1W-001
The model number is printed on the bottom of the brewer.
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Oswald wedding ring
Ring from hand that shaped history to be auctioned off
It didn't go so well. The native Russian had given her husband the silent treatment most of the time, and hopeful statements he did hear were followed by contradictions, according to the Warren Report, the government's account of the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
A year ago, that wedding band was found in the files of Marina Oswald's lawyer, apparently forgotten after being returned years ago by the FBI, said Bobby Livingston, executive vice president of RRAuction of Amherst.
Oswald advocated for Castro and communist Cuba; he tried to shoot a prominent right-wing extremist, retired Army Gen. Edwin A. Walker; he visited Mexico so he could speak to Cuban officials about defecting to Cuba.
His marriage was about as successful as the rest of his life. Oswald forbade Marina, who could not speak English, to smoke, drink or wear makeup. He hit her on occasion.She complained about a lack of money, called his political activities foolish, and disparaged him in front of others for his sexual inadequacies.She was living with a mutual friend in Irving when Oswald visited Nov. 21. She was angry and give him the silent treatment. He asked her to move to bring their daughters to Dallas, where he had a job at the school book depository.She said she wanted to stay with their friend in Irving through the holidays, and they were spending less money apart."And I told him to buy me a washing machine," she told the Warren Commission. He said he would, then she told him to forget it; he should buy something for himself.
On Monday, Manchester jeweler David Bellman examined the ring as part of the authentication process.
It is a basic, 14-karat-gold ring. After cleaning it, Bellman could examine some engravings inside: a letter P, followed by a star, and the numbers 583. Inside the star are a barely detectable hammer and sickle.
"She wants nothing to do with that ring. She wants nothing to do with that day. She's got grandchildren. She's moved on with life," he said.
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The Powerball jackpot rose to more than $550 million. Here are the winning numbers: 5-23-16-22-29 Powerball 06
A record-breaking jackpot of $579 million awaits the owner of the winning ticket.
Tickets for Wednesday night's drawing were reportedly selling at a rate of 130,000 per minute.
Shortly after the drawing, the Powerball website crashed from the traffic.
The results of the drawing remain unknown at this time. Each state lottery must now check to see if a winning ticket was purchased from a vendor in their state.
The jackpot is estimated based on a prediction of ticket sales. It was raised because the ticket sales outpaced the forecast.
This is the largest prize in Powerball history. The case option would be $360.2 million, before taxes.
Although your odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 175,223,510, your overall odds of winning a prize are 1 in 31.85.
According to the Multi-State Lottery Association, Arizona is first in the nation for the increase of Powerball sales during the last week, up nearly 500 percent.
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Date of News Release: 10/26/2011
(Morehead, Ky.) -- On October 25, 2011 Kentucky State Police Morehead received a call for service from Rowan County Dispatch of a shooting that occurred on Cold Springs Hollow Road in Rowan County. Delmer Jent was involved in a physical altercation with his tenant Bryan Reynolds. Both parties were intoxicated at the time of the altercation. After the altercation, Mr. Jent pulled a .25 caliber handgun on Mr. Reynolds and fired two shots. One shot struck Mr. Reynolds in the hand and the other struck him in the leg. Mr. Reynolds was transported to Saint Claire Medical Center in Morehead, KY with non life-threatening injuries. Mr. Jent was taken into custody for Alcohol Intoxication and a warrant for Contempt of Court unrelated to the assault. The incident remains under investigation by the Kentucky State Police Morehead.


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Junior Girl Scout Elizabeth Popovich has a big dream. The 11-year-old is selling cookies like other troop members, but not just to friends and family. Elizabeth is also working very hard to collect boxes of the iconic cookies to send overseas and give our troops a sweet taste of home.
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It's been said that some attention is better than none, and that seems to be what Kenneth Cole's staff adhere to when deciding the artistic direction for their advertising, especially with this latest campaign. The brand launches a new website asking for opinions on abortion, gun rights, and same-sex marriage with an added "twist." The new site —wheredoyoustand.com — is divided into two sections. "What You Stand In" features advice on men's and women's clothing. "What You Stand For," meanwhile, asks consumers to post their thoughts about the aforementioned topics, and posts links to relevant Twitter feeds under the heading "Feeding the Debate."
In any case, this isn't the brand's first time at finding themselves under a lot of heat. On the fifth anniversary of 9/11, Kenneth Cole was quoted as saying "important moments like this are time to reflect. To remind us, sometimes, that it's not only important what you wear, but it's also important to be aware" to the New York Daily News. And earlier this year, there was the #Cairo tweet that made reference to the situation on-hand and their new collection available online. With that said, at this point, it can no longer be noted as ignorance with which the brand is faced. Rather, the brand just blatantly disregards the importance and high emotions encircling these issues.
The concept of the double entendre on its own is a clever one, but we have to be careful in picking and choosing with what we want to associate our message. Sure the hot button topics are bound to receive a lot more attention, but it may very well be negative, which isn't what you should be aiming for at the end of the day. There is fun to be had in double entendres, but in more lighthearted subjects – ones that induce emotions of awe-inspiring or amusement. Granted, people will share your campaign (as this 2010 UPenn study will illustrate if you have the patience to sift through 30+ pages), but will it really generate sales? Probably not. And no, publicity doesn't bring in the cash.
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Who produces more of it?
Different Service providers generate different amount of waste in the form of solid waste, liquid and gaseous waste. Below is a comparison of which service produces the most.
According to research data collected over a period spanning months, earthshare.org found that Sixty-seven pounds of waste per student adds up to a whopping 18,000+ pounds of waste produced by an average-sized elementary school in one year.
At 8 Lb per bed per day, An average hospital with 100 admitted patients will produce a mind blowing 292 000 lb of general, pathological, pharmaceutical, chemical and radioactive waste in one year.
A hotel waste audit showed that majority of waste in a hotel is not produced in the rooms, but in the Food and Beverage Department. Each day, a first-class hotel will generate on average 3.2 pounds of waste per room per day. Thus for a 100 hotel at maximum capacity, we get about 120 000lb per year.
Cruise ships
A cruise ship passenger produces up to 7 lb of waste per day. That amounts to 255 000 lb for 100 guest living on a cruise ship for one year.
Although this might not be an exhaustive blog, we can see for sure that hospitals produce more waste than other service providers. But weighing this against the healthcare they provide is food for thought.
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Phil Sitter and Sarah Lutchka of Danville announce the birth of their daughter, Kora Noelle-Jane Sitter. She was born at 7:56 p.m. March 18, 2013, at Provena United Samaritans Medical Center in Danville. She weighed 7 pounds, 4 ounces and was 19 inches long.
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Jefferson Parish authorities say a shooting in Harvey has left one person dead.
FOX 8 received this news release from the Sheriff's Office Monday night:
Around 8:30 Monday night JPSO Headquarters received
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Right Wing Lather Over Anticipated Executive Order Protecting LGBT Workers
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The political and religious right has long been up in arms over what it says is an excessive number of executive orders, but the prospect of an order barring LGBT discrimination by federal contractors is especially galling.
Obama's Flurry of LGBT Rights Protections
By Justin Snow | Saturday Jun 28, 2014
If there were any lingering doubts over President Barack Obama's legacy on LGBT rights, the nation's first African-American president appeared to wipe them away last week.
Without Fanfare, Obama Advances Transgender Rights
By Lisa Leff | Saturday Jun 21, 2014
President Barack Obama has steadily extended his administration's advocacy to the smallest and least accepted band of the LGBT rainbow: transgender Americans.
Obama Proclaims June LGBT Pride Month
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President Barack Obama declared June Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Pride Month in a proclamation released by the White House.
Obama Admin Issues Proclamation for Pride Month: Calls on Congress to Pass ENDA
By EDGE | Saturday May 31, 2014
In the proclamation, President Obama lauded his strides made by the LGBT community under his administration, and called for more action including the passage of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA).
Obama Ties LBJ's Civil Rights Legacy to LGBT Americans
By Justin Snow | Friday Apr 18, 2014
President Barack Obama embraced Lyndon B. Johnson's civil rights legacy Thursday in a speech that credited the former president with helping to open the doors to equality for countless Americans, including those who are LGBT.
Obama, Republicans Compete for Support Among Women
By Nedra Pickler | Sunday Apr 13, 2014
After months on the defensive over his health law, a more combative President Barack Obama has emerged to fight about gender politics, leading to an election-year competition with Republicans for support from women.
Obama Says Immigration, Minimum Wage Top Agenda
By Charles Babington | Friday Feb 14, 2014
President Barack Obama said Friday that top priorities for Congress should be increasing the minimum wage and overhauling the immigration system, while acknowledging that election year politics could complicate the effort.
Sen. Rand Paul Sues Obama Over NSA Surveillance
By Eileen Sullivan | Wednesday Feb 12, 2014
Republican Sen. Rand Paul and a tea-party backed group are suing the Obama administration over the National Security Agency's phone record collection policies.
Obama Reveals $100M HIV Research Initiative
By Lauran Neergaard | Wednesday Dec 4, 2013
Obama pledged that the U.S. would contribute up to $5 billion over the next three years to The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria -- as long as other countries do their part and contribute $10 billion.
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Police arrested a Pope John Paul II High School student who is accused of posting an online threat targeting Father Ryan High School.
Father Ryan High canceled classes Friday but President Jim McIntyre said all on and off campus school activities that are scheduled for Friday and the weekend will be held as scheduled. Classes at the school will resume on Monday.
Authorities on Thursday learned of the threat after someone who lives out of state reported to the FBI tip line that they saw the threat, according to Metro Police spokesman Don Aaron.
Investigators at the FBI office in Washington then notified FBI agents in Tennessee, who subsequently notified Metro police.
It was determined that the threat was posted by a 16-year-old junior who attends Pope John Paul II High School in Hendersonville, TN. The student, who has been charged with false reporting, admitted to posting the threat but said he did it as a prank.
Hendersonville police said it "appears that the juvenile did not appear to have the intent or ability to follow through with the posted threat."
Hendersonville police said they are working with Metro police to confirm there was no plan of violence.
"Let me say the FBI nor the police department take this as a prank, given the events of this week and recent times. We take such postings on the internet very, very seriously," said Metro police spokesman Don Aaron.
Detectives took the juvenile into custody and he will be detained at Sumner County Juvenile Detention pending a hearing scheduled for April 30.
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$169/night! Walk to Gondola, Beautifully Decorated 2323 in Keystone
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
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Five Star Townhome, Red Hawk Townhomes- Unit 2323
Save: 25% off ALL your Ski Equipment when you rent this amazing condo. Up to 30% off transportation. Local merchant discount 10% to 25%. See details below or ask when you make your reservation. We offer REAL discounts you will use.
New: New high quality down pillows and soft new blankets. Silverware, pots, pans, dishes, glassware and other kitchen items have been restocked. Upgraded soft fitted micro-fiber sheets on beds. New KING MEMORY FOAM mattress. Two new BluRay players.
Sleeps up to 8 with 2 high quality air mattresses. Please request in advance.
Unit Size and Quality: *****(5 Stars). This 1150 square foot unit has been meticulously cared for and decorated. This town home is located near the front of the Red Hawk Townhome complex, so it is a short walk to the gondola. When you drive up, you will be able to pull into the heated parking garage. If you have additional cars, it can be parked in the driveway.
When you enter, you will immediately notice the care and attention that owner has taken when decorating and maintaining this unit. In the living room, you can warm up by the cozy gas fireplace, and enjoy a good movie on the large, flatscreen TV with DVD player. The couch does pull out into a sleeper sofa to sleep 2 additional people.
The full kitchen is well-equipped kitchen with everything you will need to cook a meal away from home. The dining room table will seat 6 people comfortably.
The master bedroom features a KING sized bed and cable TV, as well as a private bathroom with double sinks. The second bedroom has two twin sized beds, cable TV and DVD player. The second full bathroom is just outside the second bedroom. If you need to work while you are away, you will also enjoy the free wireless internet access.
The many windows and the balcony will allow you to enjoy breathtaking views of the mountains from the deck and living areas.
Proximity to Activities ***** (4 Stars) Walk to the gondola and ski school, which are approximately 75 yards away from Red Hawk Townhomes. Red Hawk Townhomes is also just a short 2 minute walk into the heart of village where you will find restaurants, shops, and ski/bike rental facilities.
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Views ***** (5 Stars) The many windows and deck will allow you to enjoy views of the mountains.
Building quality & amenities *****(5 Stars)
Red Hawk was built in 1999 and features wonderful amenities for guests to enjoy.
Enjoy no hassle parking in the heated parking garage for Red Hawk Townhome 2323. Red Hawk Townhome guests share in all the amenities at Red Hawk Lodge. There is also a year-round heated pool and 8-person hot tub that is used exclusively by Red Hawk Lodge guests. After a long day, you can enjoy the steam room and fitness facilities.
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For Rent: For an additional fee we now offer XBOX 360's, Playstation 3's and Nintendo Wii's. Rent one of these amazing devices and let your kids have a blast while you relax. We deliver and setup the devices for you. iPad are connected to all the Wi-Fi signals in the resort. So take it where you want and have FUN! Bring your own games or rent them from us.
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We are the personal property manager of the owner. We are a local family owned business.
Conventional wisdom says that you get a better deal if there is no manager involved. This is largely untrue in a high mountain environment like ours. Either the owner is using a management service on the side and ultimately building this cost into the rate or they are leaving everything to chance. Little problems are a BIG deal at 9,000 feet above sea level and in subzero temps. We are there if you lose your key. Being locked out of your condo in sub-zero temps is no fun. This is not a scare tactic. Every year we help several hundred guests with lock-out problems.
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Things to do in Keystone:
Keystone is the premier destination for various events, festivals and one-of-a-kind attractions. These include things such as Mardi Gras, Wine Festival, Beer and Blues Festival, Full Production Concerts, Discovery Days for kids, Art Shows, a real ice castle at the top of the mountain for kids and adults to explore, panning for gold, bungie jumping, and much more. Additionally, you can enjoy Mine Tours, Historical Bus Tours, ATV tours, Four-wheel drive tours, Snowmobiling, horseback riding and sleigh rides. Check out our website for more details on events taking place during your vacation.
Activities include championship golfing (2 courses in Keystone), Mountain biking (down, not up), Wild Life Tours, the best hiking in North America, White Water Rafting, Fly Fishing, and boating, just to name a few. There also Keystone festivals almost every weekend during the summer.
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Notes: Gagne and Otsuka are coveted
Many other clubs have inquired about relievers' availability
PITTSBURGH -- Rangers relievers went into Tuesday's game with a 3.61 ERA, seventh lowest in the Major Leagues and that's just one reason why they are garnering substantial interest from other clubs.Another reason is the Rangers have two proven closers in Eric Gagne and Akinori Otsuka, and both will likely be coveted by other clubs. Gagne went into Tuesday's game with a record of 1-0 with a 0.56 ERA and six saves in 17 appearances while Otsuka was 1-1 with a 2.28 ERA and four saves in 25 appearances. The Philadelphia Phillies and the Cleveland Indians could be most active in pursuing a closer as the July 31 trade deadline approaches, but just about every team is looking for relief help of some kind. The Rangers are in a unique position of having extra relief pitching that has been performing reasonably effectively, which would make them an attractive trade partner for other teams. "I think they would be [pursued], but I'm not giving them any of them," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "Because I believe our starting pitching is going to get better. These guys will be important but the [starting pitching] has to do it soon so we don't wear [the bullpen] out." Rangers relievers went into Tuesday's game having thrown 236 2/3 innings over 63 games. That's the most innings by any bullpen in the Major Leagues and comes out to approximately 3 2/3 innings per game. "The bullpen has been very good, especially the back end of it," Washington said. "I think Willie Eyre and Frank Francisco have been doing a good job of getting the ball to the back end. We just have to get more innings out of our starting pitchers so we don't overwork them." Wright ready to pitch: Jamey Wright rejoined the Rangers on Tuesday in preparation to start on Saturday against the Cincinnati Reds. Wright has made just one start for the Rangers in the first month of the season and has been sidelined for two months with inflammation in his right shoulder. He made his fourth and final start on medical rehabilitation for Triple-A Oklahoma on Sunday and allowed six runs on 10 hits over six innings against Round Rock. But he got up to 113 pitches and said he felt better than his previous start when he allowed one run in five innings against Colorado Springs. "My arm strength is good," Wright said. "I'm ready to go and to get back out there. If anything, I should be fresher than anybody else. It was just disappointed that I'm with a brand new team and I couldn't pitch from the get-go. I made one start and then became a spectator. Bummer."
Connor on Padilla: Pitching coach Mark Connor said Vicente Padilla had no pain or stiffness behind his throwing elbow during Sunday's start against the Milwaukee Brewers. Padilla threw in the bullpen on Tuesday and is scheduled to go on Friday against the Reds.Padilla allowed two runs on 11 hits over 4 2/3 innings after missing a start because of what was described as discomfort behind his right elbow. He left the game with a 4-2 lead, but the Rangers ultimately lost in the 12th inning. They are now 2-11 when Padilla pitches. "He told me the other day he was fine," Connor said. "He battled really well, he just ran out of gas. He threw a few more pitches than I had planned, trying to get him through the fifth and get him a win. It just didn't work out." Sosa in now, then out: Sammy Sosa started in right field on Tuesday against the Pirates at PNC Park, but, with no designated hitter in the National League city, that will probably be his only start here in Pittsburgh. Washington said Sosa will likely start just once in Cincinnati this weekend. Washington said Marlon Byrd will likely start in right field on Wednesday and Victor Diaz will likely be out there Thursday. The Pirates throw a right-hander on Wednesday and a left-hander on Thursday. "I don't want to wear Sammy out," Washington said. "I'm trying to conserve him as much as I possibly can. He may have to become a pinch-hitter for a few days." Kata elects free agency: Infielder Matt Kata has cleared waivers and has elected to take his free agency. Kata was designated for assignment a week ago after hitting .186 in 31 games for the Rangers. He said it: "I may not do as much running at first base, but I'm not sure whether that's good or bad. Sometimes it's better for it to be more stretched out." -- Brad Wilkerson, coming off a hamstring injury, on playing first base Monday's Minor Stars:
Gold: Right-hander Armando Galarraga pitched 6 2/3 scoreless innings in Double-A Frisco's 6-1 victory over Midland. He allowed four hits, walked three and struck out seven. Silver: Kasey Kiker picked up his second victory by pitching Clinton to a 2-1 victory over Kane County. In five innings, he allowed one hit, walked three and struck out eight. Bronze: Infielder Casey Benjamin was 2-for-3 with a triple and three RBIs in Frisco's victory over Midland. Briefly: Pitcher Eric Hurley was one of six Roughriders named to the play in the Texas League All-Star game. The others are catcher Kevin Richardson, outfielder Anthony Webster, pitcher Doug Mathis, and infielders Casey Benjamin and German Duran. ... Assistant general manager Thad Levine said after the Minor Leagues host their midseason All-Star Games, the Rangers will meet to discuss some possible promotions. Hurley is one who will likely get strong consideration to be moved to Triple-A Oklahoma. Another guy to watch is Class A Clinton third baseman John Whittleman. ... The Rangers have signed eight Draft picks including pitcher Robert Wilkins (6th round), shortstop Davis Stoneburner (9th round), second baseman Matt Lawson (14th round), pitcher Josh Lueke (16th round), catcher Chris Gradoville (24th round), first baseman Michael Ortiz (28th round) and pitcher Ryan Falcon (29th round). Up next: Right-hander Robinson Tejeda pitches the second game of the series against the Pittsburgh Pirates at 6:05 p.m. CT on Wednesday at PNC Park. Right-hander Ian Snell pitches for the Pirates.
T.R. Sullivan is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Wednesday afternoon, Cliff Lee's agent Darek Braunecker left the Winter Meetings, but not before the Yankees offered Lee a "monster" contract. Then, Wednesday night, the Yankees lost their Plan B when Carl Crawford signed with the Red Sox. So, in response, the Yankees upped their offer to Lee to seven years.
The Yankees' seven-year offer, for what it's worth, does not have the same annual value as the six-year offer they made first. It's believed that the "monster" contract was for six years and $140 million. This new contract is probably for seven years and around $150-160 million. But that extra year is important to Lee, and the offer has spurred the Rangers into action.
Representatives for the Rangers are flying to Lee's Arkansas home and, according to Ken Rosenthal, the team is going to extend their offer to Lee beyond the five years they had offered before. The Rangers have been reluctant to take Lee longer than five, but at this point they don't have a choice if they want him to re-sign, as the Yankees' offer is just too big to turn down otherwise.
It's expected that the Rangers will offer Lee six years, rather than trying to match the Yankees' seven. At that point, Lee would have to decide between playing in New York for more money and more years, or playing closer to home for less. A resolution is predicted to come before the end of the weekend.


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AAIA Head of the Class Applications Available
The Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA) is gearing up to select its second annual "Head of the Class Award" winners, to honor up to seven aftermarket companies that continually invest in employee education and training. The award was created in 2011 and will be administered by the AAIA Education Committee on behalf of the association.
"This is a chance to take pride in the commitment to continuous learning," said Kathleen Schmatz, AAIA president and CEO. "We are delighted to once again have the opportunity to distinguish companies who set themselves up for advancement and growth by encouraging their employees to participate in available education and training opportunities. This benefits not only the businesses themselves, but also the entire aftermarket industry."
One "Head of the Class Award" will be presented to an AAIA member company in each industry category, including manufacturer, warehouse distributor, independent jobber/parts store, retailer, national service chain, independent service and repair shop and manufacturers' representative. Applicants must include information directly related to the education and training practices of the company, including what prompted the company to invest in training, the types of training accomplished, the initial goals, their experiences, results of the training and any future plans.
Applications are due by Tuesday, July 31, and winning companies will be notified in September. Winners will be selected by the AAIA Education Committee, and then recognized during AAPEX 2012 in Las Vegas, Nev.
CREF Appoints Chris Evans Chairman Emeritus
The Collision Repair Education Foundation has announced the unanimous appointment of Chris Evans, State Farm Insurance Companies, to chairman emeritus on the board of trustees in recognition and appreciation of his service to the foundation. To be eligible for appointment, past chairmen must have completed a full term as chairman of the foundation, and have made significant contributions to the foundation through time, effort and/or monetary contributions.
Evans served as chairman of the Collision Repair Education Foundation Board of Trustees from 2008-2010 and played a vital role in transitioning the organization into its philanthropic role within the collision industry. In this new role as chairman emeritus, he will provide ongoing counsel and expertise to the board of trustees.
Collision Repair Education Foundation Board of Trustees Immediate Past Chairman Doug Webb of CSi Complete noted, "Chris's service to the foundation has been remarkable in every way. As chairman during 2008 and 2009, he assumed full responsibility for the migration of the foundation. The fact that the Collision Repair Education Foundation now stands alone and is a full philanthropic 501(c)(3) is testimony of Chris's skill. Not only did it take great leadership skills but it also took tremendous interpersonal skills and Chris was more than up to the task."
Evans currently serves as claim consultant for State Farm Insurance and has more than 25 years of experience in the industry. He is also active in SkillsUSA, serves on the board of directors for I-CAR, and is a CIC Committee Co-Chair.
Scrap Processing Operation to Move from Philly to Camden, NJ
According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Camden Iron & Metal, based in Camden, N.J., is relocating its scrap processing operations from Philadelphia to Camden.
I-CAR Third Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser
The I-CAR vision is that every person in the collision industry, current and future, has the necessary knowledge and skills relevant to their position to achieve a complete and safe repair.
In 2011, the collision industry provided $4.1 million in support to secondary and post-secondary collision students and their school programs through the Collision Repair Education Foundation.
The Atlanta Golf Tournament Fundraiser event is a major fundraiser and proceeds support secondary and post-secondary collision students in the greater Atlanta area.
I-CAR's mission is that I-CAR will be the leader in research, development and delivery of quality, convenient, cost-effective educational programs for the collision industry. For more information on I-CAR please see the website at www.I-CAR.com.
Collision Repair Education Foundation Tournament Fundraiser Info
Wednesday, April 25th
Registration: 10:00am – 12:00pm
Shotgun Start: 12:00pm
The Highlands Course at Lake Arrowhead
(770) 479-5500
Waleska, GA 30183
I-CAR is hosting the annual golf tournament to express appreciation to their industry business partners. They would like to offer you the opportunity to join them by sponsoring. Download the Sponsorship Form – click here.
Georgia Labor Rate Survey Complete
The Georgia Collision Industry Association (GCIA) recently completed their 6th Annual Labor & Materials Rate Survey for Metro Atlanta. The Survey was conducted by CSi Complete to ensure unbiased data collection. CSi Complete is a provider of customer satisfaction indexing to collision repair, insurance companies and other service industries and you can learn more information about the company by visiting their website at www.csicomplete.com.
Go to GCIA website for results
Portland OR Shop Launches Collision Repair Advocacy Campaign
Leif's Auto Centers, of Portland, Ore., will start a new statewide educational campaign called "Ask Leif's" on May 14.
The idea is to provide expert assistance and advocacy for consumers, connecting with insurance company liaisons and the state of Oregon Insurance Commissioner to help settle disputed claims in a fair and equitable manner, said Leif Hansen, owner of Leif's Auto Centers.
"With thousands of auto claims in Oregon settled in bad faith, we recognize a market for unbiased, factual information and help for consumers dealing with professionals from the insurance industry, Hansen said.
"Utilizing social media in addition to an annual $2- million awareness campaign, we will be able to help Oregonians that are being shorted by rogue drive-in and field estimate policies, denying of claim benefits, DRP policies and total loss problems."
To help expedite the flow of information, Hansen is asking all major tier one and tow insurance companies to provide him with a permanent contact person to communicate with. That person should be able to assist in alleged bad faith and other claim disputes as they arise.
Leif's Auto Centers has 11 locations in the Portland, Salem, Medford and Vancouver, Ore., markets.
For more information visit www.leifs.com or call 503-969-8502.
Small Community Gets New Body Shop
Premier Auto Body & Paint opened for business in September 2011 in Heber-Overgaard, AZ, an LDS community, population 2722. It's a very small town close to my own small hometown in Arizona. Scott, Amanda, and LeGrande McLaws work in the shop full time. The family recently relocated to Arizona from South Dakota to fulfill their lifelong dream of owning their own body shop.
Office Manager Amanda McLaws said this is Scott's first business, after working in the auto body industry for 15 years. She said they moved up to Heber/Overgaard in July, but Scott grew up in Joseph City. Before moving, the two lived in Rapid City, S.D., for 10 years.
To read or download this article as a PDF with photos click HERE
Hingham, MA, body shop owner talks about 50 years of change
We asked John Thomas, owner of Thomas Auto Body Shop in Hingham, MA, about his company as it passes its 50-year anniversary this year. The following is an edited version of our conversation.
Winter's dry roads ding body shops
Jerry Wientjes, owner of McCarran Auto Body, is accustomed to a flood of vehicles at his shop every winter. But not this one. Wientjes, whose career in automotive restoration spans 35 years, says McCarran Auto Body usually sees a roughly 70 percent increase in cars at its shop during wet winters when roads freeze and unlucky motorists spin out and crash.
Jerry Wientjes, owner of McCarran Auto Body, is accustomed to a flood of vehicles at his shop every winter. But not this one.
Wientjes, whose career in automotive restoration spans 35 years, says McCarran Auto Body usually sees a roughly 70 percent increase in cars at its shop during wet winters when roads freeze and unlucky motorists spin out and crash.
LKQ Announces Promise of Protection Program
LKQ Corp., the largest provider of aftermarket and recycled collision replacement parts and refurbished collision replacement products in the nation, has announced what it describes as "the strongest warranty protection in the aftermarket category."
Effective immediately, LKQ says it will indemnify licensed auto repair shops against injury or damage caused by a defective aftermarket vehicle replacement product distributed by LKQ. LKQ says its "Promise of Protection" is unique in the auto parts industry offering unparalleled product liability indemnification.
"We have always stood behind our product quality and offer lifetime warranties for all of our aftermarket crash parts, that's not new," said Rob Wagman, president and CEO of LKQ. "Our Promise of Protection goes one giant step further by offering product liability indemnification. This new program clearly demonstrates our higher level of quality assurance beyond the lifetime warranty, so our customers can be totally confident when buying and using our products in their repair businesses."
LKQ says its alternative parts offering has the industry's widest assortment of products including CAPA and NSF certified parts, ISO-9001 and TS-16949 manufacturing by many suppliers and Platinum Plus parts distributed through its ISO-9001 facilities. In addition, the company's proprietary quality assurance program, AQRP, is available to LKQ's insurance and fleet customers.
The LKQ program invites comparison with that recently announced by Diamond Standard (see www.diamondstandardsecurityshield.com). Diamond Standard announced that it would offer $40 million of insurance coverage for shops against any liability claims arising from the use of Diamond Standard's NSF certified parts.
The Promise of Protection is subject to certain terms and conditions. For more information visit www.lkqcorp.com.


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Pork Tenderloin with Herb Sauce Recipe
This tenderloin was such a hit at our Easter dinner, I continued to serve it all summer for family and guests. I love recipes like this that are simple and different in taste. The basting sauce would be delicious with other grilled meats.
- 3/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
- 2 teaspoons seasoned salt
- 1-1/2 teaspoons dried parsley flakes
- 1-1/2 teaspoons dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 pork tenderloins (about 3/4 pound each)
- In a small saucepan, combine the first eight ingredients. Cook for 3 minutes or until butter is melted; stir until smooth.
- Grill pork tenderloins, covered, over medium heat for 13-20 minutes on each side or until a meat thermometer reads 160°, basting occasionally with herb sauce. Let stand for 5 minutes before cutting. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Pork Tenderloin with Herb Sauce in Country Woman July/August 2003, p33
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We love the flavor of this pork tenderloin at my house. Very easy to fix and then all that's left is to grill some vegetables right along with it!
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I have made this dish several times because it is easy and the flavor of the meat and seasonings is delicious. My husband insists that pork tenderloin be grilled and this is his favorite recipe. We make it throughout the year. I use the leftovers in Cuban sandwiches or fried rice.
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Twenty-seven years have elapsed since Congress's last action to resolve the Nation's illegal immigration problem; the program was poorly designed and executed, as a result Congress is faced with the task of revisiting the immigration dilemma. It's clear that many of our elected officials have either not learned from past mistakes, or that they are more than willing to repeat those mistakes for some ulterior motive that is not being presented to the electorate. There is a small portion of the populating that would suggest that the latter explanation is the most likely answer to explain the actions of Congress.
The Nation does not need to go through the farce of another legislative immigration control program that is going to give exactly the same results as the 1986 immigration legislation; our elected representatives are being disingenuous with the rhetoric that they are using to sell the programs that are being put forth to address the immigration problem.
One needs to look at what is creating the problems that the 1986 legislation failed to accomplish if the nation is going to solve this problem.
The first apparent failure is the lack of control over the means of ingress and egress, people continued to come into and leave the country through a variety of means, so all we did was acknowledge that the population in place at that time would be accepted as legal.
It would appear that there was never any attempt to control access to a variety of benefits that were available to our legal citizens as opposed to the people that we in this country, but not citizens.
The government has shown that it can be very prolific at creating legislation, but it inevitably fails when it comes to consistent oversight of the programs it has developed; this fact can be verified by viewing the headlines related to the wide range of problems that the Nation is facing today.
The first approach should be to ascertain the status of every individual within the nation's borders, and to simultaneously provide any non-citizens with an identification card if they pass a criminal background check, if they fail the background check they should be deported, or jailed.
The identification card could contain information as to the program the individual is here under and any expiration date for participation in the program. Other information such as residence, job status, picture, and physical description of the individual should also be provided with the card.
The information that is collected should be maintained in an active file that is continually updated as new information comes in on the individual. There will be some people that will suggest that this is creating a police state, but just consider the information that is held by a variety of governmental agencies on the average citizen, the information that is collected on non-citizens will not come close to the information that is held on legal citizens.
For the transition of the immigration program to be effective it should be approached in logical stages that show an authentic goal attainment for each of the stages. The process should be designed to protect non-citizens from abuse, but also take into account any additional cost that their presence is putting on the legal citizens of the country. The origins of the non-citizens should have no bearing on their ability to remain in country, unless there are questions related to security, nationality quotas, or skill sets. It would be irresponsible not to take into consideration the nation's ability to take on the additional population, given the state of the country's economy. There are many other factors that need to be addressed and the probability of these factors being overlooked with the comprehensive plan being proposed by the Senate are very high. The Senate plan is neither conservative nor comprehensive. The Nation should not have to put up with a replay of the 1986 immigration legislation, and the rhetoric that is being used would suggest that this is what the nation is in for if the Senate program is accepted.


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FILE - In this Tuesday, Dec. 18, 2012 file photo, Addison Strychalsky, 2, of Newtown, Conn., pets Libby, a golden retriever therapy dog, during a visit from the dogs and their handlers to a memorial for the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims in Newtown. As the shock of Newtown's horrific school shooting starts to wear off, as the headlines fade and the therapists leave, residents are seeking a way forward through faith, community and a determination to seize their future. (AP Photo/David Goldman, File)
NEWTOWN, Conn. (AP) — The Sandy Hook section of Newtown was a gathering place this weekend for hundreds of people drawn to the scene of the recent massacre to share in the community's mourning and come to terms with the shocking school tragedy.
The village's downtown was clogged with traffic Sunday, with license plates from all across New England and beyond.
Residents across Newtown, meanwhile, were seeking to move forward through faith, community and a determination to seize their future. Many have taken advantage of counseling services.
Both groups are trying in their own way to cope with the puzzling Dec. 14 massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School that took the lives of 20 children and six adults. Police say the gunman killed his mother before heading to the school and committed suicide afterward.
People with bouquets of flowers, teddy bears and cameras walked along the closed road to the makeshift memorial near the school. Mark Burkhart brought his wife and daughter from Wingdale, N.Y., to pay their respects.
"We felt we had to come here to grieve a little bit," he said. "You find yourself not sure what to do or what to say, so this kind of helps."
Connor Collier, 21, of Newtown, said visitors earlier in the week were mostly with the media. But that changed during the weekend to "just regular people" from as far away as Washington State and Florida.
"Frankly, I like this a lot better. Everybody wants to help," said Collier, who has spent the past week near the village Christmas tree selling green and white bracelets that read, "Angels of Sandy Hook." He said he has raised $40,000 for a fund established for the victims.
A man dressed as Santa greeted visitors Sunday while a group of saxophone players from Newtown High School serenaded the crowd with Christmas carols.
Anne Spillane, 51, of Sandy Hook, drove some of the band members, including her daughter. She said the brother of one band member was killed in the shooting. He was one of several victims the Sillane family knew.
She said she and others in town have been buoyed by the outpouring of support.
A family that lives about three hours away in New Bedford, Mass., came Saturday with a life-sized Santa Claus that held a scroll with the names of all the victims engraved on it, Sillane said.
And a police officer from New Britain gave her a box of homemade Christmas ornaments with the names of each victim on them, Sillane said.
"I gave those to our monsignor, and he's going to give them to the families," she said. "People are just so good. We understand. They just want to do something."
At religious services in Newtown on Sunday, parishioners recognized their church leaders for helping them to cope with the shooting deaths.
After the Sunday service at Newtown's Trinity Episcopal Church, the Rev. Kathleen Adams-Shepherd received hugs and kisses from a long line of parishioners. She choked up as she read the names of the victims and offered a prayer for all of them, including gunman Adam Lanza and his slain mother, Nancy.
Monsignor Robert Weiss of the St. Rose of Lima Roman Catholic Church thanked the community for giving him strength to get through a week filled with funerals. St. Rose of Lima lost eight children and two adults in the massacre.
"This has been the worst week of my life," Weiss said.
Deacon Rick Scinto of St. Rose of Lima said church officials will be teamed with professional counselors and therapists to provide assistance.
"I don't see us taking a lead role, but I certainly see us taking a cooperative role in any kind of counseling that they need. We have our niche. We're religious and we can talk about God and how the Lord figures in this whole mess," Scinto said.
To deal with the short-term trauma, the state sent dozens of mental health professionals to Newtown. Sessions were available every day, at a half-dozen locations. Relief also has been provided by therapy and service dogs, massage therapists, acupuncturists and art therapists, from around Connecticut and the nation.
Dennis Stratford, who works for the school district, happened to be making a delivery to Sandy Hook Elementary when the gunman attacked. He saw dead children. He saw the remains of dead children on those who survived. He waited agonizing minutes for his own child to emerge unharmed from the school. Two of his neighbors' children did not.
"I go home and cry every night, and I cry every morning," Stratford said.
He went to one counseling session, but the horrific images remain. What helps more is work: sorting through the warehouses full of gifts, delivering them where they need to go or doing whatever else needs to be done for his town.
"There were nine minutes of evil, and an infinity of goodness after that," Stratford said, sitting on a forklift loaded with gifts. "This is therapy for me."
Associated Press writers Brock Vergakis and Michael Melia contributed to this report.
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Lyles' Career Performance Leads Eagles Past Belmont in A-Sun Game of the Week
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Chelsea Lyles tied her career-high with 22 points as the FGCU women's basketball team extended their winning streak to four games by defeating the Bruins of Belmont 81-48 at the Curb Event Center.
With the win, FGCU improves their record to 8-3 overall (3-0 A-Sun) while the Bruins fall to 6-5 overall (1-2 A-Sun). The win also marks the fifth consecutive game that the Eagles have had at least three players score in double figures.
Lyles (Colorado Springs, Col.) led all scorers with 22 points on 8-of-15 shooting, including 4-of-8 from behind the arc. Senior Adrianne McNally (Howell, Mich.) registered 17 points on 5-of-6 shooting (7-of-10 from the charity stripe). McNally also tallied seven boards and four assists in 32 minutes of action. Senior Brittany Brown (Flint, Mich.) scored 12 points off the FGCU bench. As a team, the Blue and Green knocked down 11 3-pointers.
Haley Nelson led the Bruins with 14 points and six rebounds.
The Eagles opened the game on fire as they used a 24-6 run to get a quick jump on Belmont. FGCU shot 53.3-percent (8-of-15) from the field and 50-percent (4-of-8) from behind the arc during the run, which spanned the first 8:41 of the half. The Bruins countered with a quick 8-2 run of their own to cut the FGCU lead down to 12 points (26-14) with 6:31 remaining in the half.
The Eagles responded with a quick 12-0 run, capped by a pair of Shannon Murphy (Brighton, Mich.) free-throws, to push their lead to 24 points (38-14) with 2:56 left in the opening half, and outscored the Bruins 12-3 over the final 6:24 to take a 38-17 lead into the locker room at halftime.
The Blue and Green continued their hot shooting in the second half and after a pair of free-throws from Belmont's Nelson, FGCU found themselves up by 20 points (61-41) with 9:03 remaining in the game. The Eagles went on to outscore the Bruins 20-7 over the final nine minutes, which included a 14-3 run over the final 5:15, to take down Belmont 81-48 to pick up their third A-Sun victory of the season. Lyles and Brown each scored seven points during the Blue and Green's 20-7 run to finish the game.
After shooting 53.8-percent from the field (14-of-26) and 38.5-percent (5-of-13) from behind the arc in the first half, FGCU shot just over 54-percent in the final 20 minutes of the game. For the contest, the Eagles shot 54.0 percent (27-of-50) from the floor, hitting 11-of-26 (42.3-percent) three-pointers, while holding Belmont to only 29.1-percent (16-of-55) from the floor and 11.1-percent (2-of-18) from outside the arc.
FGCU will be back in action Monday, Jan. 4 as they head to Lipscomb University's Allen Arena to battle the Bisons at 6:15 p.m. EST. The Eagles land back at home on Jan. 7 when they play host to the Ospreys of North Florida, tip-off is set for 6:05 p.m. at Alico Arena.
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This is considerably more love than the Bulldogs earned in either of the mainstream polls, or in the preseason magazines, which have tended to account for a pair of red-siren "X-factors" – a redshirt freshman quarterback and a totally revamped defensive scheme under a new coordinator – by dropping the 'Dogs into the 20-25 range, or omitting them altogether. This is a rational response. I find it hard to believe, though, that either fledgling QB Aaron Murray or Todd Grantham's trendy 3-4 scheme on defense will turn out to be a significant downgrade from departed QB Joe Cox and whatever it was former defensive coordinator Willie Martinez was doing to lead the D on a steady decline over the course of his five-year tenure. This is still one of the most talented lineups in the SEC on both sides of the ball, and Murray will be surrounded by nearly the entire 2009 offense, including first-rate target A.J. Green and all five starters on the offensive line (who, along with oft-injured Trindon Sturdivant, have combined for more career starts coming into the season, 155, than any other offensive line in the country). If any team is going to bust up the Gator-Tide duopoly at the top of the SEC, Georgia is the bet.Dr. Saturday explains why he ranked Georgia No. 13. Go 'Dawgs!
Kind of a buzzkill -- but maybe when they finally do make the switch, they'll keep secondary coach Scott Lakatos's innovative new "stay within five yards of your guy and actually know where the ball is whilst doing so" coverage scheme, which, after five years of Willie Martinez "Widespread Panic Dancer" defenses in Athens probably looked like the black monolith at the beginning of "2001" to Georgia's beleaguered fan base. Also, the "black" team wore white jerseys, which is sad and adorable at the same time, because when is Georgia ever, ever going to break out those black jerseys again?Holly Anderson on G-Day. For what it's worth, I'm pretty sure the Black team wears white jerseys on G-Day because (a) they're nominally the "visiting" team, and (b) wearing black jerseys for a 2:00 kickoff in Georgia in April is an invitation to heat stroke. (By the way, I'm pretty sure that, by failing to reply in a timely manner to Doug Gillett's text message on Saturday, I missed the chance to meet up with Holly, as well, which was too bad. Tailgating with Holly is every bit as much of a hoot as you think it is.) Go 'Dawgs!
Georgia opens spring practice today, and all signs are the Bulldogs will be the next defense to jump on the 3-4 bandwagon, scrapping the standard 4-3 set for the leaner look preferred by new defensive coordinator Todd Grantham. That shift means a slew of position changes -- tackles moving outside to end, ends moving to outside linebacker, etc. -- but the biggest change for UGA fans is still the absence of former coordinator Willie Martinez, whose unit declined statistically from the previous season in each of his five seasons.Dr. Saturday looks at the Bulldogs' spring practice.
Richt said he has done his best to soak in some new ideas that Grantham and fellow first-year assistants Scott Lakatos and Warren Belin have brought to the table, too. "It's a healthy exchange of ideas," Richt said. "A lot of times you spend a lot of money to fly around to different schools to get details of what's going on, but how much can you get in a one- or two-day period compared to a guy just being there, living there." Richt has already decided to implement two suggestions of his new staff. First, he'll be going back to a Monday through Thursday practice schedule, with walk-throughs on Fridays. Last season he had the team practice on Sunday and gave the players Monday off, but he's since reconsidered the plan in light of some input from his new assistants. Grantham also suggested revamping the daily meeting schedules, so rather than open with special teams work, Richt will address the entire team first, then break off into special teams and segment meetings. Richt said it's a schedule used in the NFL and makes organizing meetings much simpler.David Hale on the changes in the Georgia football program. One of the most frustrating aspects of practicing law for most attorneys is the frequency with which clients choose not to heed the good advice given them by their lawyers. Not only do such situations often end badly, they leave attorneys wondering why their clients bothered to hire them if the clients weren't going to listen to them. Well, Mark Richt hired new assistant coaches because changes were needed . . . and he is listening to his new assistant coaches. It's one thing for, say, Tommy Tuberville to hire a spread guru as his offensive coordinator yet saddle him with existing assistants and refuse to allow him to implement his system; it's quite another for Mark Richt to put his pride aside and say, "Todd, I'm hiring you because you know what you're doing. Now tell me who you want me to hire to help you, and I'll hire them, too. Then the three of you can put your heads together, study some film, and tell me what we need to do to improve, and that's what we'll do." I don't know that it was hubris that caused Coach Richt to retain Willie Martinez at least one season (and arguably more) too long, but it was humility that caused him to hire Coach Grantham and let the Bulldogs' new defensive coordinator do his job. Leadership involves accepting the responsibility for decisionmaking that necessarily accompanies having the power to decide, but leadership also involves identifying and hiring competent subordinates, delegating to them, letting them do their jobs, and heeding the input they were hired to provide. All the usual crap about how the team is working harder than ever and is more unified than before and is hungrier than it was a year ago is just so much meaningless noise; every player on every team says that every spring. The immediate impact of the new defensive coaching staff, though, is a big deal and it says a lot about the capability of the man leading the Georgia football program. Go 'Dawgs!
Here's something you'll no doubt hear at some point from someone: Two of Cox's interceptions and Gray's pick led to Florida points -- 17 of them in fact. So maybe Willie Martinez can't be blamed as much, given that the D only "really" allowed 24 points. But you know what? I can't believe Cox throws that second pick if Georgia isn't so far behind. It was third down. It was midfield. They were trailing by 14. Cox had to make a play. A punt would have effectively signaled the end of a comeback, too. And his third INT? It was a bad throw, but it was made amid a furious and utterly fruitless attempt to keep the Dawgs in the game. And Gray's pick? Well, if the D had played better, maybe Gray isn't even in the game. So this week, the defense gets cut no slack. I'm going to say the D was responsible for the offense turning the ball over so much. If the D had done its job in the first half, the situation in the second half is completely different. No excuses for Willie this week.Preach it, David!
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