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COJONES Set for The PIT, 2/28
Singers who want to twerk. Dancers who want to juggle daggers. Comics who dare to get serious. Perhaps some X-rated ventriloquism. The monthly variety showcase/party called COJONES invites performers to try something onstage they've always wanted to do but didn't have the you-know-whats to try.
Peter Michael Marino (Desperately Seeking the Exit) and Amanda Duarte (Dead Darlings) host COJONES the last Friday of the month starting at 11 p.m. Next show is Friday, February 28 at the The People's Improv Theater (The PIT), 123 East 24th Street (off Park Ave). Featuring live music by The Liz Heeden Tiny Band.
Marino is the creator and co-producer of SOLOCOM, an all-solo festival that packed houses at The PIT this past November and gave birth to 60 world premiere solo comedies. He has been performing his 5-star reviewed one-man comedy Desperately Seeking the Exit for the past two years on three continents. Duarte is an actress, storyteller, comedian and the host/creator of the monthly cult hit Dead Darlings.
Friday, February 28 at 11p.m.
The People's Improv Theater
123 East 24 Street (Park Ave.)
New York, NY
www.thepit-nyc.com | 212.563.7488
Tickets are $1 (yes, one US dollar) and can be purchased at the door.


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Should Tsarnaev be declared an 'enemy combatant'?
- 12:26 pm Monday, April 22nd, 2013 by Opinion Staff
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., and Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., are the most prominent members of Congress who called on the Obama administration to declare Dzhokhar Tsarnaev an "enemy combatant," a step the White House said Monday it would not take.
Charging the surviving brother accused of setting off bombs at the Boston Marathon as an enemy combatant would have withheld some legal protections granted to other suspects facing criminal investigation.
In a joint statement, Sens. McCain and Graham said:
"Under the Law of War we can hold this suspect as a potential enemy combatant not entitled to Miranda warnings or the appointment [More]
Do you think the brothers accused in the Boston bombing are part of a larger plot?
- 10:54 am Friday, April 19th, 2013 by Opinion Staff
Events in Boston are moving almost too fast even for the 24-hour news cycle.
Late Thursday, the FBI released a photo from a surveillance video of what the agency said were suspects in Monday's Boston Marathon bombing. Tips came in so quickly that they crashed the FBI website. Several hours later, the suspects had been identified as brothers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Then came a shootout in which Tamerlan Tsarnaev was killed and Dzhokhar, who is 19, escaped. Then the city of Boston was placed on lockdown.
The brothers are of Chechen descent. Chechnya, a part of Russia, has become a place [More]
Should Bush administration be investigated for torture?
- 4:47 pm Wednesday, April 17th, 2013 by Opinion Staff
The Constitution Project, a non-partisan Washington-based think-tank, has conducted what it says is an unbiased review of the George W. Bush administration's treatment of detainees after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
The report, according to the Associated Press, says brutality has occurred in war before, "But there is no evidence there had ever before been the kind of considered and detailed discussions that occurred after September 11, directly involving a president and his top advisers on the wisdom, propriety and legality of inflicting pain and torment on some detainees in our custody."
John Bolton, [More]
Was Fox right to pull 'Family Guy' that depicted marathon fatalities?
- 3:46 pm Wednesday, April 17th, 2013 by Opinion Staff
The Associated Press reports that Fox has pulled from web sites a March 17 episode of the cartoon "Family guy" that depicted "mass deaths at the Boston Marathon."
The episode has been taken down from Fox.com and Hulu.com. Fox has no plans to air the episode again.
In the episode, according to the AP, protagonist Peter Griffin is asked by sports announcer Bob Costas about his performance at the marathon. A flashback shows Peter mowing down runners with his car.
"I'll tell ya, Bob, I just got in my car and drove it," Griffin says. "And when there was a guy in my [More]
Will the government catch whoever is behind the terrorist attack in Boston?
- 12:13 pm Tuesday, April 16th, 2013 by Opinion Staff
On Monday, President Barack Obama said of the explosions in Boston: "But make no mistake — we will get to the bottom of this. And we will find out who did this; we'll find out why they did this. Any responsible individuals, any responsible groups will feel the full weight of justice."
As South Florida knows, those behind a terrorist attack aren't always caught.
In 2001, just three weeks after 9/11, there was an anthrax attack in Boca Raton. Robert Stevens, a photo editor at American Media, Inc., opened a letter that contained the toxin. He was diagnosed at JFK [More]
Was Rand Paul right to filibuster on the drone issue?
- 1:23 pm Friday, March 8th, 2013 by Opinion Staff
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky, says his nearly 13-hour filibuster was not intended to ultimately defeat President Barack Obama's nomination of John Brennan to be CIA director.
Instead, the tea party favorite said he intended to protest President Obama's policy on the use of weaponized drones. The president has authorized drone strikes on American citizens – albeit citizens abroad who have taken high-profile positions in terrorist organizations that target Americans.
Sen. Paul launched an old-fashioned filibuster – one in which he actually held the Senate floor by speaking – on March 6, demanding that Mr. Obama or Attorney General Eric Holder go on [More]
Did torture politics cost Zero Dark Thirty at the Oscars?
- 3:43 pm Monday, February 25th, 2013 by Opinion Staff
Argo, the movie about the dramatic rescue of Americans in Iran 34 years ago, won the Oscar for Best Picture. Zero Dark Thirty, the movie about the killing of Osama bin Laden in 2011, won almost nothing Monday night.
In particular, Jessica Chastain lost for Best Actress to Jennifer Lawrence. Ms. Chastain played a CIA officer who led the effort to find the man behind the 9/11 attacks. Many had expected Ms. Chastain to win.
One might blame Oscar politics.
When Zero Dark Thirty opened in December, to good notices and ticket sales, Sens. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., and John McCain, R-Ariz., strongly criticized [More]
Should government be forced to release bin Laden death photos?
- 1:33 pm Friday, January 11th, 2013 by Opinion Staff
Judicial Watch, a conservative watchdog group, has sued the federal government under the Freedom of Information Act to force release of photos and video taken during the 2011 raid that killed Osama bin Laden.
A federal appeals court hearing the case appeared to be wary of ordering the material to be made public.
A CIA official has described the images as "graphic" and "gruesome." A judge on the appeals court said the government is "telling us it's a risk…that Americans will die if we release these documents."
Another judge cited "the concern that these images could be used as propaganda."
President Obama refused to [More]
Do U.N. envoy Susan Rice's Benghazi remarks disqualify her as secretary of state?
- 3:35 pm Thursday, November 15th, 2012 by Opinion Staff
During his news conference on Wednesday President Obama bristled at the suggestion that U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice is not qualified to succeed Hillary Clinton as secretary of state.
Republican Sens. John McCain of Arizona and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina have threatened to block Ms. Rice's nomination if President Obama nominates her for the post.
Shortly after the attacks that killed U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens and three other Americans, Ms. Rice appeared on Sunday talk shows. She attributed the attacks to spontaneous outrage over an anti-Muslin video posted on YouTube.
In fact, the attacks at the American consulate and a nearby [More]
Was Candy Crowley biased toward President Obama?
- 3:11 pm Thursday, October 18th, 2012 by Opinion Staff
As moderator of the second presidential debate, CNN's Candy Crowley definitely tried to run a tighter ship than Jim Lehrer did in the first debate.
Mitt Romney supporters are claiming that she tilted the debate toward President Obama from several angles.
National Review's Jonah Goldberg said: "I thought the questions, prescreened by Candy Crowley, were for the most part indistinguishable from questions the Obama campaign might as well have drafted for her. Nearly every one was asked from a fundamentally liberal premise."
But Ms. Crowley drew the most flak for her comments during back-and-forth on the Obama administration's response to the fatal attacks [More]

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LAHORE: The Garden Town police have failed to solve the kidnap of a four-month-old boy from Jinnah Hospital on May 6.
The police have issued the suspect's Identikit, which has been pasted outside Jinnah Hospital with a Rs 5,000 cash reward offer for providing any clue to the kidnap.
Samina, wife of Muhammad Umer, of Sahiwal, handed over his four-month-old son Bilal to a stranger woman standing in the emergency ward who masqueraded as a hospital employee by virtue of pink dress she was wearing. The pink dress has been prescribed for ward attendants of the hospital.
Samina had come to the hospital to get his sons – 11-year-old Israr and four-year-old Abrar – examined. She was carrying her youngest son too.
Samina was waiting for her turn in the queue to get her children examined when a woman approached her, introduced herself as a resident of Sahiwal District – to which Samina also belonged – and ostensibly extended an helping hand by offering Samina that she would take care of the infant until she (Samina) gets free after the examination of her children.
Samina succumbed to the tactic and handed over the infant to the suspect and proceeded to get her children examined. On her return, Samina found the woman and Bilal missing.
The Garden Town police registered a kidnap case while the hospital administration also formed a committee to probe into the incident. However, no headway on both fronts has been made as yet.
Body: The decomposed body of an unidentified pre-teen boy was found in Kot Lakhpat police precincts on Saturday.
A police investigator said that some labourers spotted the body lying in an empty plot on Chandrai Road and informed the police. He said that the victim had apparently died four or five days ago after suffering fatal head injuries. The police sent the body for an autopsy and identification.
Killed: A speeding truck killed a 22-year-old biker in Chuhng police precincts.
Naveed, a resident of Gujranwala, was on his way when the truck hit him, injuring him seriously. He was rushed to a hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. The truck driver sped away.
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Brighton boss Oscar Garcia has insisted he had no desire to leave the Championship club to take the manager's role at Osasuna.
The La Liga outfit made an official approach for the 40-year-old earlier this week after taking the decision to dismiss Jose Luis Mendilibar following a winless start to the new season.
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text: Media Debora Blume (515) 213-4185 HECM for Home Purchase Provides Seniors a New Option for a Reverse Mortgage Tampa, Fla. Jan. 21, 2010 Senior homeowners looking to buy a new primary residence may benefit from the HECM for Purchase program. With the FHA Home Equity Conversion Mortgage guidelines, homebuyers age 62 and over can purchase a home with a reverse mortgage. Previously, a reverse mortgage was merely a refinance tool enabling senior homeowners to convert built-up equity in their current home into tax-free proceeds. Now seniors can use a reverse mortgage to buy a new primary residence and obtain the loan within a single transaction, eliminating the need for a second closing. "This program was designed to purchase a home. The benefits enable the mature homeowner to purchase a home closer to friends and family members or move to a home that better meets their physical and financial needs, especially a home that is easily accessible with modern amenities or one that's smaller and easier to maintain," said Linda Hyman, a reverse mortgage consultant for Wells Fargo. The HECM for Purchase reverse mortgage is FHA insured and combines the reverse mortgage proceeds with the customer's funds. This results in no monthly payment for the home buyer. The cash required for closing may come from the sale proceeds of the departure home or other allowable sources, such as the sale of personal assets or the home buyer's savings. The reverse mortgage is placed on the newly-purchased house, which can be an existing home or new construction. The senior must occupy the property within 60 days from the closing date. -more -2- The borrower retains title and ownership of the home as long as program requirements are met, including keeping the taxes and insurance current and maintaining the property to FHA standards. Wells Fargo Home Mortgage is one of the nation's leading retail mortgage lenders and services one of every six mortgage loans in the nation. A division of Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., it has a national presence in mortgage stores and banking stores, and also serves the home financing needs of customers nationwide through its call centers, Internet presence and third-party production channels. ###


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When Ed Norice left the United States Navy in search of a new career, he found fresh enemies to battle domestically: obesity and heart disease. He started Impressive Fitness The Jungle to combat these illnesses and give his fellow citizens a path towards healthy lifestyles.
Norice and his two instructors, Aubree and Rodney, draw from a vast repertoire of exercise styles to wage their war. TRX resistance bands force the muscles of the body to work in concert and strengthen the body from head to toe. Martial-arts skills lend a practical edge to every workout, increasing endurance and arming students with basic self-defense techniques. Outside of group classes, the trio offers personal training and nutritional consultation to help prevent clients from making unhealthy choices in their diet, such as eating a whole birthday cake and then eating the cake's candles.
Instructors at Temple Road Yoga lead a range of yoga classes open to all abilities and skill levels. Classes include beginner yoga, vinyasa flow classes, restorative yin yoga designed to help students relax and their muscles recover, and running yoga, which combines yoga, stretches with a 2-mile meditative jog.
Games are never rained out at Game On Arena Sports' indoor facility. Their enclosed field hosts soccer and flag football leagues, as well training sessions for fledgling athletes and their personal mascots. Away from this competitive space, Game On's instructors lead group fitness sessions such as boot camps, Zumba fitness, and Go-FX, which builds speed and agility.
One of the country's largest ballet companies, Texas Ballet Theater produces performances that engage and inspire audiences. Attend Ben Stevenson's celebrated version of The Nutcracker, a well-known ballet that explores a dream world of princes, toy soldiers, warring mice, and 40-foot-tall Christmas trees. An orchestra seat inside the high-tech Winspear Opera House, a modern horseshoe theater designed by Pritzker Prize winner Norman Foster, grants great views of the stage as the skilled performers spin through scenes spurred on by Tchaikovsky's score and shiny snowflakes that flutter earthward like a sinking clouds.
Lynn Nykaza has been dancing for 27 years. She's performed at venues including Disney World and Opryland, and in 2009, she appeared on So You Think You Can Dance. At DFW Dance Force, Nykaza and her team of talented instructors teach rhythm and movement to children as young as 18 months old. Students practice ballet, tap, hip-hop, clogging, and other dances on glossy wood floors. Although most classes are for children, adults can cut a rug at tap-dancing classes for the over-18 crowd.
Jonathan Jackson wasn't supposed to win the triple jump championship at the 2008 Penn Relays. A severely inflamed knee should have knocked him out of contention, but learning how to overcome obstacles was nothing new to him. As a child, he suffered a severe injury to his eye and gravitated to track since partial blindness wasn't a barrier to entry. Despite his knee, he took the field at the Penn Relays in 2008 and pushed himself to win both the triple long jump and long jump, also earning the title of Most Outstanding Athlete that day.
Now that he's beyond his days as an All-American athlete, Jonathan helps his clients meet and exceed their own goals at First Step Boot Camp. His classes move at an up-tempo pace and use the latest in sports science training techniques to dramatically shape and strengthen their bodies. Participants can also make use of his carefully cultivated 70+ page diet plan to learn fat-burning eating methods and recipes that include a chipotle quesadilla that can be used as a competition discus in a pinch.


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LAFAYETTE - Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns men's basketball player Elfrid Payton announced on Monday that he will forgo his final season of eligibility to enter the 2014 NBA Draft.
Payton, a native of Gretna, La., averaged 19.2 points, 6.0 rebounds, 5.9 assists and 2.3 steals per game in helping the Ragin' Cajuns to a 23-12 record and their first berth to the NCAA Championships since 2005. Payton scored in double figures in 32 of 35 games played, including 14 games with 20 or more points and four 30-point performances.
He was honored earlier this month as the 2014 Lefty Driesell National Defensive Player of the Year and was named to the Lou Henson All-America Team. Payton earned first-team All-Sun Belt Conference honors, where he was named the league's Defensive Player of the Year, and the named the 2014 College Basketball Player of the Year by both the Louisiana Sports Writers Association (LSWA) and the Louisiana Association of Basketball Coaches (LABC).
Payton led the Sun Belt Conference in steals for the second consecutive year, recording 80 and finishing with a school-record total to 197. The 6-foot-3 Payton finished second on the team in rebounds (6.0) and was part of a defensive unit that led the Sun Belt Conference in rebounding margin and was second in steals.
He was one of 10 Division I players during the season to record a triple-double when he scored 34 points, with 11 rebounds and 11 assists at ULM. Payton scored 31 points in games against Houston and Western Kentucky and 32 against Oakland while posting six double-doubles, including games at Louisiana Tech and defending national champion Louisville.
Payton spent last summer as the starting point guard for Team USA at the FIBA U19 World Championship, helping the team to the gold medal. The John Ehret High product took part in a seven-game goodwill tour of China and the Far East with Reach USA, where he led the team in scoring in seven games.
"This has been a long and engaging process for both me and my family. First, I would like thank God for blessing me with the opportunity to make a decision like this. I would also like to thank my family, coaches and the people close to me that have helped me gather information during this process. With that being said, I am excited to announce that I will forgo my final year of eligibility at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette and will be entering the 2014 NBA Draft. I sincerely want to say 'thank you' to my coaches, my teammates, and most importantly the great Ragin' Cajun fans that have supported me during the last three seasons. This has been a great three years where I've grown up, both on and off the court. I will be Cajun forever. Thank you for everything."
"As always, I support Elfrid and will continue to do so. For the past three years, I have watched him develop as a tremendous leader, both on and off the court. He has met every challenge that has been presented to him in the game of basketball - from high school, to competing for USA Basketball, and most importantly, helping restore the rich tradition of Ragin' Cajuns basketball. I am proud for him and I am confident that he will be successful as he enters this next stage in his life."
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Stuff each half with a mixture of sour cream, garlic, and Italian dressing.
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Secure bacon with toothpick and grill until bacon is done to your liking.
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The Massachusetts Department of Public Health today announces the list of licensees for medical marijuana dispensaries in the Commonwealth, bringing patients another step closer to using marijuana as "medicine."
As the state opens this new chapter in public health, the Massachusetts Medical Society must remind patients of the Commonwealth that there is insufficient scientific information about the safety of marijuana when used for "medicinal" purposes. Patients should remember that marijuana lacks the rigorous testing of drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration; that claims for its effectiveness have not been scientifically proven; and, that it poses health risks of toxins and cognitive impairment, the last condition being especially risky for young patients.
Despite voter approval, despite the hard and good work of the DPH in developing regulations and overseeing the process of licensing, the Massachusetts model does not contain any provisions for dosage, administering the drug, or other basic elements that would be contained in a prescription for another medication that has gone through rigorous clinical trials.
We are further concerned about the growth of "certification centers," dealing only with patients seeking marijuana. They appear to sidestep the DPH regulation of an "ongoing physician-patient relationship" in the general course of medical practice as a requirement for certification. Implications for occupational health and safety are other questions raised by marijuana use.
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Ryan Miller might just drag Buffalo back into playoff picture
Mar 1, 2012, 7:30 AM EDT
The Buffalo Sabres have suffered plenty of disappointments during the 2011-12 season. Injuries have been unkind. Plenty of relied-upon guys have fallen on their faces. Ville Leino's been bad enough that you really just need to utter the name "Ville Leino."
Still, some might argue that Ryan Miller's relative struggles* towered over all the other issues because they depend upon him so heavily.
Miller gets his groove back
Perhaps it makes sense, then, that Buffalo is making a moderately plausible push for a playoff berth on the strength of Miller's rejuvenation. The American-born goalie is 9-2-3 since seemingly hitting rock bottom around Jan. 24. (He went 2-7-0 in the previous nine games.)
Leap Day's results might do the most to cause some Sabres fans to make the huge leap of imagining an unlikely playoff berth, though. Despite having just a 4.1 percent shot at the playoffs, Miller's 43-save shutout of the Anaheim Ducks in a 2-0 win could very well give birth to some wild dreams:
That prompts the obvious question: can Miller and the Sabres pull it off?
According to Sports Club Stats, the Sabres would need a 12-5-2 finish for a slightly-better-than coin flip's chance (52.1 percent) while anything in the 12-4-3 range (70.9) or better could give them very good odds.
That doesn't sound totally outrageous, but Buffalo's schedule won't make things easy. Five of its next six and seven of its next nine games are on the road, with the next two games coming against San Jose and Vancouver.
With that in mind, Sabres fans can keep it simple: if the team's situation actually looks better when the smoke clears in mid-March, then leap away.
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Pretty easy week of recaps, with only two conference games not involving K-State, and one of those was big enough I'm sure most everyone was watching at least parts of it. Hopefully Baylor has finished changing their underwear, because their season isn't over yet - and neither are their hopes of winning a conference title, though those might be on life-support. On to the recaps!
Kansas Jayhawks at Iowa State Cyclones (L, 0-34)
This game was played on a field of ice with temperatures less than 10 degrees at game-time . For the first quarter that seemed to be a problem for both teams, but after that ISU seemed to adjust while KU just kept on slippin' and slidin'. That lead to a mini-controversy as to whether KU players were provided proper footwear, which just goes to show you that people will look anywhere for an explanation. Suffice to say that I don't think having the wrong set of cleats was the problem for KU, but if it was someone should have probably already lost their job.
Footwear issues aside, this game was won because ISU was able to take advantage of icy conditions to get their wide receivers wide open for long runs after catch, whereas KU was (as usual) forced to depend almost entirely on their run game for offensive production. That worked well for the first quarter, but after that ISU just loaded up on the box and KU was unable to make them pay outside. Jake Heaps was brought in in place of Montel Cozart in the second half, but by that point the Jayhawks looked like they just wanted to go home and Heaps had predictable results trying to air it out (courtesy of some KU drops, of course). I said going into this game that it would be hard to fault Charlie for getting 4 wins with this roster although I was upset by how little development appeared to go along with those 4 wins, but looks like I don't have to worry about him getting too much slack any more. That was an embarrassing performance by KU against a team winless in conference. For ISU's part, they now get to look ahead to their game against WVU and think about ending their own season with a winning streak, a prospect that really has to depress Mountaineer fans.
Stats of note: 15-20, 300 yards passing, 15 yards per attempt, 2 TDs, 1 INT for Grant Rohach. That's Rohach's career high in passing yards and completion percentage, as well as the most passing yards that ISU has had all season. They also ran for 202 yards, which is the most they have run for all season.
Also of note: KU also ran for nearly 200 yards, with a nearly identical yards-per-carry average as ISU (4.6 to 4.7). But when you can't pass, you can't score in modern college football (don't tell Georgia Southern).
Baylor Bears at Oklahoma State (L, 17-49)
Sometimes when you see a blowout score it can mislead you into thinking that the game was a lot closer than the score would indicate. That's not really the case here. While there was a turning point early in the second half that could have potentially kept the game from turning into a blowout, Okie Lite was ready to play and Baylor walked into a den of vipers, and I don't know if Baylor could have done all that much to help themselves given their personnel issues.
That turning point: Game tied at 0, Okie Lite has just gone for it on 4th down and failed, giving Baylor the ball at midfield for their second possession. After advancing the ball with two rushing plays and a pass, Bryce Petty has 3rd and 2 at the Okie Lite 28-yard line. He runs a read option, keeps it, and has a wide-open lane to the endzone. Petty trips over his feet on the way in, going down on the one-yard line. Two plays later, Baylor's third-string runningback (Shock Linwood) fumbles, and Baylor doesn't score a touchdown until the 4th quarter.
We had a discussion on BotC as to whether the moment would ever get too big for Baylor, and I came down on the side of "probably not, but other things might." Now, some might take that turning point as a sign of things being "too big" for them, and I can't argue with you. I just think that Baylor feels a lot better with Lache Seastrunk or Glasco Martin on the goal-line there (note: Linwood also fumbled later in the game with the score 28-3), and probably even better if they had their left tackle Drango in there blocking. Injuries + motivated opponent + night game + frenzied crowd = national title hopes in the dust. Where have I seen that before?
Stats of note: 19-25, 370 yards passing, 14.8 yards per attempt, 3 TDs for Clint Chelf. I brought it up in the Slate, but it's somewhat funny to note that while Chelf only recorded two passing attempts against K-State, the only game in which he didn't make any appearance at all was @WVU. Which, of course, is the only game OSU has lost. Take that game away, and last weekend's game would have been a de facto playoff between two national title contenders. With it there, prepare to hear a lot of talk about how OSU is "deserving" but their one loss is "worse."
Also of note: 28-48, 359 yards, 7.5 yards per attempt, 2 TDs, 0 INTs for Bryce Petty. The efficiency just wasn't there for Petty, as that yards-per-attempt average is his lowest of the season (second only to 7.8 against OU, which also has a stout pass defense). Those 48 attempts are also a career-high, blowing his previous career-high of 32 attempts right out of the water.
Alright, time for the penultimate flavor of the week! As impactful as that Baylor-OSU game was, things are still up in the air so far as conference champions go. Win out, and Okie Lite takes the title. If Baylor and OU win out, then Baylor wins it. If UT wins out and OU wins out, then Texas would be champs. And if OU wins against Okie Lite they can still tie for the conference title with the winner of the UT-Baylor game (or even tie with the winner and the loser). Lots on the line down the stretch!


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125 Pounds - Jarrod Patterson (18-2) is the #6 seed at NCAAs. His first match is against Nick Hermann (Virginia) 17-10. I expect Patterson to win and advance to face #11 seed Robert Deutsch (30-4) from Rider. Obviously anybody with a record of 30-4 is pretty formidable, but a glance at Deutsch's record indicates he has has never beaten a guy of Patterson's caliber. Anything can happen at NCAAs, but I'm picking Patterson to advance to the quarterfinals where he will face #3 seed Nico Megaludis (26-3) from Penn State. Patterson has faced Megaludis before and came out on the bad end of a 7-3 decision. Megaludis is a bit better than Patterson so I predict he'll beat Patterson by 3 or 4 points. Patterson does has potential to beat Megaludis, so I'll give him a 15% chance of pulling off an upset.
133 Pounds - Cody Brewer (20-7) is the 13th seed at 133. First off I think that is a pretty low seed for Brewer. I think based on his results this year and the fact he finished 7th last year that he earned a top 8 seed. Alas that was not to be. It's a terrible seed for Brewer because of whom he faces in the round of 16. In the first round Brewer faces Vincent Pizzuto (20-9) from Eastern Michigan. Both guys have losses to Joe Roth from Central Michigan, but Brewer has faced much tougher competition this year. I expect Brewer to win and then face Jon Morrison (25-1) from OSU in the next round. This is a terrible matchup for Brewer. He has never beaten Morrison and had been slowly closing the gap, but when they met in the Big 12 final Morrison dominated completely. Unless Morrison has a meltdown and Brewer wrestles well over his head I can't see him beating Morrison. Assuming everybody wrestles to seed Brewer will win his next match in consolations then face Joe Roth, who already has a win over him this season. If Brewer can upset him he'll probably face Cashe Quiroga in the R12. Not a good prospect for Cody making AA this year unless he brings his "A" game. If Brewer wrestles his best I wouldn't be surprised to see him beat Roth and Quiroga and earn his 2nd All American status.
141 Pounds - Nick Lester (17-11) is unseeded and drew Gabe Moreno (16-19) from ISU in his first match (a pigtail match). Moreno shocked everybody by upsetting #1 seed Colin Johnston from WVU in the Big 12 tourney before losing a narrow decision to Collica from OSU in the finals. Lester has a pair of major decisions over Moreno this year and should easily advance to the round of 32. Once there Lester will face #1 seed Mitchell Port (26-0) from Edinboro. Port should dominate Lester in this match (on paper), but with Lester you never know what to expect. Lester has oodles of talent, but he's lazy and undisciplined. Maybe since this is his last "dance" he'll bring his best. I give him a slight chance of upsetting Port (10%). In any case if Lester drops down to consolations he'll probably be favored in his first match and then face Collica in the 2nd round of consolation. Lester has potential to win that one too. Strangely, looking ahead at consolations (theoretically at least) none of the guys Lester faces up to the "All American" round have him dominated on paper. If Lester gets hot at the tournament don't be surprised if the least consistent wrestler on OU's team, Lester, pulls out an All American (top 8) finish at the NCAAs.
149 Pounds - Kendrick Maple (22-4) is 4th seed at this weight. Maple has a brutal first round match in Tywan Claxton (26-7) from Ohio U. Claxton is a sleeper and is perfectly capable of beating Maple. I give Maple a 90% chance of winning, but if he wrestles tentatively and Claxton brings it don't be surprised if there is an upset. In my opinion this is probably the worst draw in the entire tournament for a top 4 seed. That being said I expect Maple to move on and face #13 seed Brody Grothus (23-11) from Iowa in the round of 16. Grothus has shown a lot of improvement this season. Maple hasn't wrestled Grothus, but Grothus has split 2 decisions with Josh Kindig, who has wrestled Maple very tough this year (with 1 win for each). On paper there isn't much that separates Maple/Grothus. Iowa usually wrestles insanely well at NCAAs, so don't be surprised if Grothus pulls the upset. I'm giving Maple 60% chance of advancing. If Maple wrestles aggressively this match wouldn't even be in doubt, but Maple hasn't been wrestling aggressively this year. Assuming Maple wins he'd then likely face #5 seed Jason Tsirtsis (or "T-shirt") who has a 27-3 record and is the Big 10 champion from Northwestern. Enough said, Big 10 champion= bonafide NCAA championship contender. Tsirtsis has split a pair of matches with Grothus and will be all Maple can handle, assuming Maple can handle him. I give Maple a 50/50 chance of winning this match, but Tsirtsis is the hot hand here so again don't be surprised if Maple can't pull it off. If Maple gets through the gauntlet of those 3 very tough opponents he faces #1 seed Drake Houdashelt from Missouri (34-1) who won a close overtime match against Maple earlier this year. Expect another close match. If Maple wrestles tentatively he will lose again. If he wrestles aggressively he'll likely win. Motivation will be very important for Maple in this tournament with the tough opponents he is facing from the very start. If Maple wins against all those guys he'll likely face #2 seed Nick Dardanes (32-3) from Minnesota in the finals. Again anything can happen between wrestlers at this high a level, but I think Maple is a notch above Dardanes if he brings his "A" match. Maple by 1 point.
157 pounds - Justin DeAngelis (16-5) faces Brian Murphy (18-7) from Michigan in a pigtail match at 157. Not much separates these two on paper, but after looking at their records/competition I have to give Murphy a slight edge. If DeAngelis wins he'll probably face #13 seed Dylan Alton (18-5) from PSU in the round of 32. Alton is a very talented wrestler and I can't see DeAngelis beating him unless Alton wrestles poorly. If that happens expect DeAngelis to face #4 seed Ian Miller (27-4) from Kent State. Miller is so good that Dieringer from OSU needed to go into overtime to beat him. Can't see DeAngelis beating him. Best case scenario I see DeAngelis winning 2 matches at NCAAs, and he'd need some big upsets to make All American or even the round of 12.
174 pounds - #2 seed Andrew Howe (24-1), fresh off an upset "loss" in the Big 12 tournament finals to Chris Perry (#1 seed and 25-1), faces Mikey England (19-14) from Missouri in his first match. God help England, Howe is pissed after being jacked out of 6 points at the Big 12 tournament finals and will be looking to make a statement at this NCAA tournament. Howe will destroy England first, then #15 seed Billy Curler (17-8) from Old Dominion. Expect major decisions or more, neither of these guys is remotely in the same class as Howe. #7 seed Tyler Wilps from Pittsburgh (28-5) will probably meet Howe in the quarterfinals . Wilps is a very dangerous opponent. Howe should have no problem winning if he does what he's been doing all year. I expect Howe to win a workmanlike 8-4 type decision here. In the semifinals Howe will probably wrestle Big 10 Champion Robert Kokesh (32-1) from Nebraska. Kokesh is a very tough quality opponent like all Big 10 champions, but Howe was a 3 time Big 10 champion in his own right before transferring to OU. Frankly Kokesh wouldn't have been Big 10 champ if Howe had stayed at Wisconsin. Howe had a narrow 3-2 win over Kokesh earlier this year and I expect him to beat Kokesh again. In the finals Howe will probably face top seeded Chris Perry (25-1) from OSU. Perry has a vastly easier road to the finals with his only real quality opponent being Evans from Iowa (#4 seed). Howe will wrestle aggressively from the start if these two meet in the finals, and I expect Howe to win by 3-4 points. Perry is an excellent wrestler and a great strategist, but Howe is a better wrestler with something to prove after his controversial loss in the Big 12 finals.
197 pounds - Travis Rutt (21-5) is the #7 seed. Rutt has been wrestling too defensively in my opinion. He's much better when he's aggressive. Nevertheless he is quite good enough to dispose of Brandon Palik (20-7) from Drexel. In the 2nd round Rutt will face #10 seed Jace Bennett (29-9) from Cornell. Rutt won a pedestrian 5-2 victory in their previous match and I expect him to prevail here, although ALL Cornell wrestlers are very good and can't be overlooked. Rutt will face J'Den Cox (33-2) in the quarterfinals. Ugh, this is a bad match for Rutt. Cox absolutely dominated Rutt 6-1 earlier this year, but the match wasn't anywhere near that close. That 5 point win more closely resembled a major decision...Rutt couldn't do anything with Cox. Cox by easy decision and I wouldn't be surprised if he majors Rutt. Cox will be the national champion this year at 197, I'm calling it now. The only thing that can stop him is "freshman jitters", which sometimes strikes young guys their first time at the tournament. I remember when Max Askren was 28-2 and #1 seed and lost both his matches as a freshman. Cox is better than Askren was and I don't see it happening.
Heavyweight - Ross Larson (21-10) received an undeserved "at large" invitation to the NCAA tournament and draws the dubious honor of getting #4 seed Adam Coon (30-3) from Michigan in his first match. I don't think Larson could win this match if he cloned himself and both of them wrestled Coon. Coon finished only 9th in the Big 10 tournament by the way and is #4 seed at the NCAAs. Yes, the Big 10 is that good. Expect Larson to lose, badly, in this match and drop to consolations where, best case scenario, he wins one match and loses in the 2nd round of consolations. Frankly I don't see him winning any matches at all after the Quean Smith debacle.
Overall prognosis for the Sooners - Patterson has a great chance of All American, as does Maple, Howe, and Rutt. Strangely I think Lester has a better chance than Brewer does of becoming All American, and I expect Larson and DeAngelis not to do that much although I think DeAngelis may win a match or two. I think OU has a real shot at finishing in the top 10, but top 5 is probably out of reach unless the team wrestles out of their mind. If OU wrestles above their seeds and puts a couple in the finals, I could see the Sooners bringing home a spot in the top 5.


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Sophomore/Freshman (2013) ... earned first varsity letter ... appeared in 13 games as a reserve defensive lineman ... tallied 19 tackles, 4.5 TFL, 2.5 sacks and one fumble recovery ... IOWA (Nov. 23) ... registered two tackles and a sack ... NEBRASKA (Nov. 9) ... notched his first career fumble recovery ... PENN STATE (Oct. 12) ... recorded a career-high four tackles, one sack and two tackles-for-a-loss ... CENTRAL MICHIGAN (Aug. 31) ... posted first career TFL ... earned John F. Maulbetsch spring award for a freshman based on desire, character, capacity for leadership and future success both on and of the field.
Freshman (2012) ... did not see game action ... redshirted.
Prep ... attended Toledo Whitmer High School (2012) coached by Joe Palka ... Key Statistics ... compiled 66 tackles, 19 tackles for loss, 11 sacks, one fumble recovery and one pass breakup as a senior ... tallied 60 tackles and 12 sacks as a sophomore ... Honors and Rankings ... named AP Division I All-Ohio first-team and co-Defensive Player of the Year as a senior ... Other Sports ... was four-time letterman in basketball and track and field.
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FORT WORTH, Texas (BP)--The North American Mission Board has sold its broadcast building in Fort Worth, Texas, closing a chapter on Southern Baptist involvement in broadcast media.
The FamilyNet (previously known as the Radio and Television Commission, or RTVC) building was purchased in the early 1960s after the then-Southern Baptist Radio Commission moved from Atlanta to the Texas locale in 1955.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported on Aug. 30 that NAMB had sold the facility along the city's West Freeway to Chesapeake Energy Co. A NAMB spokesman said its records showed the sale being to Fort Worth Land, LLC.
The newspaper said the energy company would not be using the facilities for its soon-to-be-launched shale.tv online video channel sponsored by Chesapeake. Plans for the 87,966-square-foot building on five acres have not been determined.
NAMB listed the building at $3 million. Details of the sale were not available from NAMB due to standard confidentiality agreements between the mission board and the purchaser. The property had been on the market since November 2007.
NAMB media representative Mike Ebert said the proceeds from the sale will go into the board's general budget fund. NAMB, like other SBC entities, is facing the possibility of a financial shortfall; SBC Cooperative Program receipts slipped 0.65 percent during the past year and, in NAMB's case, its 2008 Annie Armstrong Easter Offering also is trending at a 3 percent decline.
Southern Baptists most likely will remember the RTVC as the producer of such popular programming as "JOT," a children's animated series. In 1989 RTVC earned an Emmy Award for its documentary "China: Walls and Bridges."
As competition grew stronger in the mid-1980s with the advent of cable television, the commission developed the American Christian Television System (ACTS) to increase market share. But soaring programming costs eventually forced the RTVC to merge that network with another entity. SBC participation ended in 2003.
The RTVC's greatest funding challenge was that it was fully dependent on denominational funding while other faith-based networks, such as Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker's PTL and Pat Robertson's CBN, relied heavily on on-air pleas for cash from donors. It eventually became apparent that, regardless of its good intentions, its business model as a ministry of the Southern Baptist Convention prevented it from competing for funding in the same manner as its competitors.
In 1991, in another attempt to compete in the cable market, the RTVC purchased FamilyNet from prominent Virginia pastor Jerry Falwell.
Six years later, in 1997, the RTVC was merged with the SBC's then-Brotherhood Commission, based in Memphis, Tenn., and Home Mission Board, based in Alpharetta, Ga., to form NAMB. The new entity was created as part of the SBC's Covenant for a New Century restructuring in an attempt to lower operating costs and create greater efficiency in resources as well as personnel.
While the Brotherhood Commission was completely absorbed into the new agency, the RTVC continued to operate as subsidiary of NAMB, sometimes informally referred to as "NAMB West." The mission board was again streamlined in 2004 under growing economic pressure and reduced staff and budget by nearly 50 percent. Radio production ceased the following year.
The Fort Worth newspaper reported that last year the entity had 37 employees producing its radio and TV content from the site.
Since NAMB's focus of evangelism, church starting and sending and equipping missionaries took priority over broadcast television production, it became obvious that FamilyNet could never reach its full potential under NAMB.
On Oct. 25, 2007, NAMB President Geoff Hammond and prominent Atlanta pastor Charles Stanley announced the sale of FamilyNet to Stanley's In Touch Ministries. Under that agreement, NAMB will continue to have 30 minutes of programming on both the television and satellite radio channel each week. Also, a NAMB representative will hold a chair on FamilyNet's board of directors.
In the meantime, NAMB still makes video production a priority and is currently developing a program to air on FamilyNet later this fall.
Joe Westbury is managing editor of The Christian Index, newsjournal of the Georgia Baptist Convention.
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while i love both of those movies, griff, a band of brothers might be the best war "movie" i have ever seen. it is a tad long (it is an hbo series - 9 episodes of about an hour each) but it is based on fact and the action is very real. they tried to put a bit too much comic relief in 'tld' and some of 'abtf' was just unbelievable.
my favorite fiction war movie is in harm's way - a bit smarmy and overly melodramatic but some great lines and cool action.
I agree Band of Brothers is great, and I recollect it being more character-driven, at least enough to possibly appeal more to a person who's not into war movies.


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I sold covered calls on my shares;when it dropped I bought them back,for a fraction of the sale price .Now it's running back up again.I might sell more calls;rinse and repeat.
I would have never tried options if not for Doc's encouragement.Although I wasn't trading the glad stocks I was reading most of the posts.
KMP was my biggest options winner after AGNC went south,it also was my biggest loser when it went down(I tried to pull a Zion,and went all in;big mistake).Are you trading options on LGCY?
I finally got my nerve back and just started playing with kmp and EPD options for this dividend run.So far got a double.Good luck to you.Are you playing any other options?
I didn't follow them when they closed it to the general public;I never got excited over the Glad model.I did learn a lot about trading the dividend runs from Doc,currently holding some KMP calls till probably 7/28.I'm thinking about buying EPD for a run to ex.
Are you the phil that was in Docreits investment group?
KMP is holding up well in this market,which is down because of world events.Historically this runs up into the ex-dividend dates;that's when I sell my calls pre-ex,I've seen this stock run up as much as $4 into past ex dates,just look at the charts,they don't lie.


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