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Georgieva's research and teaching interests include corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, international finance and development, regulation of capital markets and the impact of law and culture on global contracts. Her work has been published in leading finance journals such as Journal of International Financial Markets and Institutions and Money and Journal of Multinational Financial Management. Her corporate experience is in the field of health care management.
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Ph.D., finance, University of Arkansas
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- Agency theory
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- Determinants of bidder and target identity in cross-border mergers
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- Baxamusa, M. and D. Georgieva, "Two-Step Acquisitions and Liquidity Spread," Journal of Economics and Finance, forthcoming.
- Georgieva, D. and T. Jandik, "Alternative Methods of Convergence toward U.S. Market and Legal Regulations: Cross-listing vs. Merging with U.S. Bidders," Journal of Multinational Financial Management, 22:5 (2012): 230-251.
- Georgieva, D., T. Jandik, and W. Lee, "The impact of laws, regulations, and culture on cross-border joint ventures," Journal of International Financial Markets, Money and Institutions 22:4 (2012): 774-795.
- Daugherty, Mary Schmid and Dobrina Georgieva, "Foreign Cultures, Sarbanes-Oxley Act and Cross-Delistings," Journal of Multinational Financial Management 21, 4 (2011): 208-223.
- "Does Sarbanes-Oxley Act Chase away Foreign Firms? Evidence from ADR Terminations," Journal of International Business Research 8:2 (2009): 115-149.
Significant Scholarly Honors
- Best Engineering Student Award (Eureka Foundation Scholarship)
- Oustanding Female Foreign Student Award (University of Montana)
- Sam Walton Doctoral Fellowship (University of Arkansas)
- Summer Research Grants (University of Arkansas)


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8th December 2012, 03:17 PM #1
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New Board Advice?
I am about 83kg, currently I have Fantic TripleX 105 (2005) and Freewave 86 (2006) 105 seems to be the one I use the most and if the wind picks up I change to the smaller one as quickly as possible. I sail mainly at Branksome. This summer I had a chance to try the 2012 range of Fanatic Freewaves while at Fuerte and I can't really say that there was a massive difference when compared to TripleX either in early planing, gybing or speed, they are a bit wider so more stable and more floaty at the back but I can't say it makes a huge difference. I had no chance to try Skate but looking at the guys on this board it is clear that it planes super early and with smaller sail than you would use with FW.
Question than : is a freestyle board a good option to replace the tripleX with considering I don't do any freestyle? will it actually perform well in choppy S. coast conditions? what is its upwind ability?
My TOW is a bit limited at the moment due to family commitments so I am looking for something that gives flexibility and significant improvement in performance if poss. I don't do much wavesailling, basically I go out when I can and when it's windy and just try to make the best out the conditions the spot offers. I don't think there is anything wrong with tripleX so not actually sure if I really need a new one at the moment and I wouldn't go for the FW at this stage as I don't see the benefits.
Can anyone comment or suggest an alternative?
8th December 2012, 04:36 PM #2
It sounds like you are good with what you got and can save the money for when you know there is something to gain. What is it that you are not satisfied with in your current equipment and what would you want to improve? What sizes of sails do you got?
Do you have good masts and fins and a good boom?
Regarding freestyles (I sail them all the time) they are beautiful boards but best if you will do any freestyle. They will plane up early. It is easy to go up wind even with a very small fin, but that is more a technique thing. Going out in chop without doing freestyle I would prefer a fsw for better carving or eventual a smaller freestyle, but going smaller you will miss the early planing in flatter waters.
One other thing about a good freestyle is that it makes you want to do some poping and sliding stuff even if you did think that you would not do that. No reason for not trying out and learn the vulcan, you will have a lot of fun
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Hi Baart, we must pass each other at Branksome a lot. What sail sizes are you using? I used to use a Flare at BDC but found it didn't handle the chop terribly well, was amazing in the harbour though. There are a few who use skates quite successfully at BDC, but freestyle waves seem to be the preferred choice and I reckon they deal with the usual water state better. I've sailed the 105 xxx a long time ago and the fanatic FSW in the sames size. I'd agree on there not being a massive difference between them, but reckon a modern freestyle wave would give you equal early planing but better top end and more turnyness with 10 litres less volumn. Whether the improvements worth the cost is another question.
Back tracking a bit a 105 litres at 83kg is a pretty floaty board and you could get away with about 10 litres less in volumn and not loose any sailing days, based on my experience. I use a 92 and 105 with a maximum sail size of 6m, at 95-97 kg it's a good size spacing. The dream quivers in the latest boards might be worth a look at for idealised volumn spacings and boards to, they're grand pimping, but seem correct to me.
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Well this is the thing I don't really feel I need to improve a lot in the equipment I have but reading articles and hearing people talking what a huge difference the new(i.e. post 2010) boards offer I begun to think that maybe I am missing on something very important. While on Fuerte I tried all the possible configurations and still feel that my current setup and volume spacing seems to deliver what I need. Hardly ever do I use anything bigger than 6m and when i tried 6m with FW 95l there was a significant loss in terms of planing ability when compared with 105l.
Normally when I arrive at the beach I just rig 6m and take 105 and leave 86 on the beach if it is too difficult to handle or it feels 86 will not be too small I just change the board and than if that doesn't work or wind picks up I would change to 5m and change the fin if needed. that covers pretty much majority of the days when I am out (it doesn't necessarily reflects the prevalent conditions here though). Plus a few days when 4.6 or 4.2 will get used but that is rare. I would rather be slightly overpowered anyway. With some money spare at the moment buying a board is one of the options I am considering but I am not desperate. I have to possibly replace my 5m sail as it is quite old now but other than that I am happy with what I have.
So am I missing on something or not ? like u said there is a lot of pimping in that article and some good thoughts too but will I actually notice the difference considering I am not probably using the full potential of the kit I have at the moment?
hopefully see you on the water.
9th December 2012, 03:11 PM #5
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your basic question is IF I change kit will I be able to benefit from it to the extent of investment, while having limited TOW
since hardly none of us discourage spending on windsurfing kit this is probably the wrong place to ask.
The freestyle route (A SKATE or other FSW oriented one) would offer some advantageous , but will also have a trade off in some your FSW needs. Their are many that are happy with the freestyle in conditions that sound like yours.
Since your TOW is limited I think I would take advantage of it when you can, perhaps a earlier planing FSW from 2010 or newer
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Tech may not be able to afford a presidential library right now, but if the President insisted, they'd still love to have his. Post says, "He's a West Texas boy. He spent so much of his career and his life in Midland and this area and he has great friends out here and of course it would be lovely to have the library here because of his roots."
So, Texas Tech can't afford it and the city doesn't have the money in the budget, so if we still want a presidential library in Lubbock, there's only one way. Mayor Marc McDougal says, "All that money is going to have to come from private donations." Meaning fundraising. A small amount could feasibly come from the Convention and Visitors Bureau budget, but certainly nowhere near $200 million. The mayor says, "I think efforts are going to have to get started and the funds raised quickly now to get a package put together to secure it."
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The Coach: Chris Kaman- Chris Kaman's career ended early, but most Clipper fans feel that he found his true calling as GM/head coach of the Clippers. The Coach of the year completely outclassed Greg Popovich and Phil Jackson in the playoffs this year. He has been selected to coach team USA at the world championships this summer, but says he remains focused on this series. We don't doubt it.
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2013 Cincinnati Bengals Midseason Trailer HD (via nfl390)
I had been making this piecemeal over time and was planning to release it during the bye week after the first 11 games. However, after the loss to Miami as well as the many recent injuries, morale has been pretty low. So I decided to release this now to highlight and remind you of the major success the Bengals have had in the first 8 games. It's far from over for the Bengals. Also, I don't want to wade into a political discussion, but it appears that The Great Communicator and Tricky Dick are Bengals fans.
As usual, the NFL Films song titles/albums are in the video description. Both are classics, the first one more fast-paced and the second one slower, but both are dramatic. The video is a lot clearer in HD, so I'd recommend choosing that option. Note that it's all 2013 in-season highlights, nothing from Hard Knocks. I collect the footage from various TV and web-based shows. As you can tell, I tried to be meticulous about matching up the highlights and the music.
The view count for my first video from this season is relatively low, so I'll repost it here since many haven't seen it: an all-angles look at the game-winning TD against the Packers.
Cincinnati Bengals Game-Winning TD Against Packers HD (via nfl390)
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Primary school places offered to all Hillingdon youngsters (From Hillingdon Times)
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3:24pm Friday 7th September 2012 in Local News By Rebecca Gillam
ALL Hillingdon primary age children are to get a school place this year.
An increasing demand all over London meant Hillingdon had to create additional space within 15 of its schools to accommodate the children due to start this month.
The challenge of completing the work in the summer break was accomplished and all those who applied can now attend.
Six primary schools have already received temporary classrooms, and more work is planned to keep up with the ever-rising numbers, including the building of two new primary schools in Uxbridge and at Lake Farm, Hayes.
Leader Ray Puddifoot said: "I am delighted the council has risen to this difficult challenge. I would like to thank the schools for their co-operation, and also our staff and contractors, many of them local, for the huge effort they have made to deliver this programme on time."


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A talented schoolboy has won a creativity award in a national poetry competition.
Georgio Thoedorou, a Year 7 pupil at St Andrew the Apostle School, in Oakleigh Road South, earned praise from judges of The Poetry Games 2014.
Georgio's poem, A Prisoner's Death, will be published in an anthology of poems by young writers aged between 11 and 18-years-old.
He was presented with a certificate of merit during a special assembly celebrating books last Thursday.
Assistant headteacher and head of English Michael Vassiliou said: "We are so proud of Georgio and hope this is the first of many external awards our students will achieve."


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Currently, applications are being sought for: Fredericksburg Road Corridor developable site representative; KellyUSA /Toyota developable site representative; Workforce Development representative; and Empowerment Zone resident.
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sump pump, device that removes accumulations of water or other liquids from a sump pit, the lowest point in a drainage system. If the sump pit is wet only intermittently (e.g., the basement sump of a house), a self-priming pump is used, generally one equipped with a mechanism to start it automatically as needed. If the sump is always wet (e.g., the oil sump in an automobile engine or the water sump in a mine), a non-self-priming pump may be allowed to run continuously.
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CS Tools are a super useful set of free scene files made by Chris Smith for Cinema 4D. I will be going though them all and showing you how they work. You can see all of the CS Tools tutorials here.
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I never realized Chris Schmitt was CS. I dunno i never put 2 and 2 together . the toolkit is super nice to use.
It's Chris Smith, not Schmitt. Two different awesome people
The Vibrate Null is the best part of that pack. Easy camera shake!
Hey Nick, saw that you have a folder in your content browser named GSG Texture Kit, is this a new product that we can look forward to soon?
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Awesome thank you very much!
I don't have an Objects folder to put them in inside the directory. :/ can I just make one?
is it possible to animate a material with a sound effector?
Can't seem to find the CS_TrackSpot preset – I have a very good use for that one.
It's listed in the text file in the documentation, but not as a C4D file.
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Hi Nick, seems that the download link to CS Tools is currently not working. Too bad – I wanted to explore all the nice stuff of the CS Tools …
This tool is cool and I recomend the AmbLight included in the CStools, is very nice and usefull. Thanks Nick for all your tutos, you don't know how much it change my way to look the cinema4d..
in the documentation it says-Drop them into your MAXON/Cinema 4D/Library/Objects folder so you can have them inside the app in the "Object Library".
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Now that AMMO, Dacos, and J-Peezy are gone and our bench is full of *gasp* serviceable players, who is there to make fun of now?
Who will be the lovable butt-of-jokes player who can't play?
Whose name can we yell out in all caps for no discernible reason to lighten the mood and crack a laugh?
What if Ebanks and Caracter turn out to be halfway decent and aren't relegated to just being on the taco unit?
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Botanical Name: Lycium barbarum
Zones: 3-10
Harvest: Mid-Summer through first frost.
Bush Habit: Unpruned it grows to between 10 and 13 feet tall with a spread of 4 feet. It has upright sprouts with long lateral branches with a weeping habit.
Fruit: Red to red-orange berries.
Facts of note: Goji berries are easy to grow, container adaptable and drought tolerant. They do require alkaline soil with a pH between 6.8 and 8.1. They also do not appreciate high doses of nitrogen. The Phoenix Tears variety was discovered in 2004 on a ranch in western Utah near the historic site of a transcontinental railroad camp where primarily Chinese workers resided. The mother plant is thought to be a chance seedling planted by accident back in the days of the transcontinental railroad construction. Phoenix Tears is a productive, almost thornless variety of goji berry.
For centuries the Chinese have used parts of the entire goji plant for food or medicine. Use of stems and leaves is little known in the United States, but the highest concentrations of healthful antioxidants can be found in the leaves . Fruit in the health food market in the form of dried berries and juice is more familiar.
For successful growth, is critical that the soil PH remain at 6.8 or higher. High nitrogen is not recommended for these plants.
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I ordered 3 of these back in October and was informed they wouldn't ship till mid January. I was a little wary about paying for something now and trusting the company to follow through several months later but I took the chance. Sure enough mid january they showed up. 3 little twigs that looked like they wouldn't amount to anything. I placed each in it's own small pot gave them some water and thought "this was a wast of money". Man was I wrong! These little guys are really getting after it! All three have sprouted leaves after only 2 weeks. I still have another 2 months at least before I can transplant outside and if they keep growing at this rate I'll have a real jungle here in the house. Can"t wait to see how they do outside.Review by Dean (on 2/1/14)
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Update on the situation in Goma in Eastern DRC 19 November 2012
There have been recent reports of instability near the city of Goma in the Eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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May 20, 2013OSPI Statewide Reengagement Convening
Reengaging disconnected youth through programs that:
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Overview of Policy & Tools: - Sue Furth
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Introductions & Moderator: Rachel Antrobus, Gateway to College
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Working Session I:
Youth at the Center: Discovering Needs, Assets, and Gaps
Facilitator: Rachel Antrobus, Gateway to College
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Andrew Moore, Senior Fellow, National League of Cities Youth Education & Family Institute - National Perspective on Reengagement
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Randy Dorn - Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, Superintendent
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June 30th – Old Navy Flip Flops only $1!!
Old Navy is once again hosting their $1 Flip Flop sale on June 30th! You can buy up to 5 pairs of flip flops for just a $1 each on June 3oth.
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EXPLORE the largest winter garden in Britain this February and celebrate the beginning of spring at Dunham Massey.
More than 250,000 snowdrops have been planted in the garden at the National Trust property and a staggering 500,000 are ready to flower.
The display at Dunham Massey, by the National Gardens Scheme, is to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support, Marie Curie Cancer Care, Help the Hospices and Crossroads Care.
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A day before lawmakers were due back in Springfield for a on pension reform, Gov. Pat Quinn signed legislation aimed at preventing lawmakers from cashing in on the state pension fund.
House Bill 3969, sponsored by State Rep. Tom Cross, R- Oswego, will prevent outgoing and former state legislators from boosting their pensions by taking another government job at a higher salary once they leave office.
The new law will require former lawmakers to either opt out of the higher pension at the new job, or require the hiring government agency's pension fund to take on the additional cost.
Currently, General Assembly members who began serving before Aug. 22, 1994 and obtain a higher-paying job at the state, county or municipal level can receive a legislative pension based on their new higher salary as long as their new employer has a reciprocal agreement with the General Assembly Retirement System (GARS).
A law passed in 1994 meant that anyone elected to the General Assembly from that point forward would be able to collect a pension based only on their final salary as a member of the Illinois House or Senate, even if they went on to obtain a more lucrative government position. But those who served before the Aug. 22, 1994 cutoff date were exempt from the law.
"This is a loophole that has been abused over the years by former lawmakers and it has to stop," Cross said. "A former lawmaker will still be able to continue public service, but if they do it for a limited period of time—just to boost their pension—that will no longer be tolerated at the state's expense."
Pension session starts Friday
Late last month, Quinn called the Aug. 17 special session after pension reform talks stalled in May.
At the time, House Speaker Michael Madigan agreed to drop a plan that would shift the teachers pension burden onto local school districts.
But during a meeting last month with Quinn, officials learned that the shift could still be on the table, costing the district an estimated $11 to $12 million.
Board of Education President Roger Bonuchi said school districts could face the additional pension costs, phased in over a period of years, or see the General State Aid proration drop from 95 to 89 percent.
Village trustee Garrett Peck, who is running for the 49th District State Senate seat, weighed in on the special session, accusing Quinn of using it to "push higher property taxes onto suburban and downstate residents" in a press release.
"While I'm happy to see that Governor Quinn is finally taking some small action, unfortunately, he seems to be moving in the wrong direction with his insistence that local property taxpayers should pay for the failure of past governors and legislatures to meet their pension promises, " Peck said.
"We are in this mess because politicians over promised with little or no regard for what the state could actually afford; then proceeded to inadequately fund the pension programs leading to the crippling $83 billion liability we face today," Peck added. "Pushing that responsibility onto local property taxpayers is irresponsible and is not the solution."
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I think it goes without saying we are all disappointed with not only the current season, but with the direction and leadership within the program. I agree with the majority on BN that Ben needs to go and Dan has long overstayed his welcome in Westwood. We all expect more, and we should rightfully demand change and accountability. But as I sat and watched teams/coaches/parents celebrate their selection into the NCAA tournament this afternoon, a thought came to mind.
I believe UCLA should accept a bid (if invited, and to be honest we're no lock) to the NIT. It's been well stated that we only hang NCAA Championship banners in Westwood, and I respect that as much as the next person. But think about these young men who have worked hard (minus the outliers like JS) this year. Day in and day out in practice and the offseason, the majority of these kids have sacrificed time with family and friends to make this team their top priority. To take away the opportunity to play extra postseason basketball, the game all these kids love, really wouldn't be fair to them. My guess is if you took a vote in that locker room in regards to whether they want to play in the NIT if offered the chance, most would say yes. Along with that, the parents of these kids would love to see their sons keep playing. No matter what we think of the program, these parents should be and are proud of what their kids have accomplished.
To the diehard alumni who swear off the NIT, again I understand. If you're disgusted with the state of the program, you have every right to not watch or participate in the tournament. But I don't think that means we should take the opportunity away from these kids and parents.
So come 6:00 PDT, I'll be tuning in to see the NIT Selection Show. Not because I'm proud of where the program's at or because I want to hang an NIT banner. But I'll be watching hoping these kids, from the starters to the ones on the end of the bench, get to keep playing the game they love and their parents get to enjoy the ride along with them.


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I wish I had been around on the game thread to clarify some things after the Reyes/Lawrie situation had occurred but I had to leave. I read the game thread when I got home later on last night and the posts today. I feel I need to clarify the situation and correct some misconceptions. This is something I do know about, I'll try to make it as easy to understand as I can.
First and foremost: The ONLY time a player can be tagged out when standing on a base is when two players are touching the base at the SAME time.
Clarifying a misconception: with the rule about "two runners may not occupy a base", that is when the play is not alive(a dead ball situation).
When during a live ball situation two players are touching the same base only the lead runner(Reyes) is deemed to occupy the base and the trail runner(Lawrie) may be tagged out. I'll use Reyes and Lawrie from here for ease of explaination.
Important to note: in this situation, at their own peril Reyes may try to advance to the next base and Lawrie may try to go back to the previous base. Also important, they are are not stuck there.
Clarifying a misconception: moving back to a base or away from a base has NO effect to the right to the base. As well, being 2 feet away from a base is the same as being 85 feet away from a base. Reyes being 2 feet off the base is the same as him running 85 feet away about to touch home. Reyes ALWAYS has the right to go back to the base(this is not a force situation)
Nobody had been touched yet, so when Reyes came off the base he is to be considered going to the next base(home). At that point Lawrie is the only player at third base and now can be deemed to occupy the base and CANNOT be tagged out.
The third baseman now tags Lawrie who should NOT be called out, he then tags Reyes who SHOULD be called out, as he is off the base. Lawrie never left third base so no matter how many times the third baseman tried to tag Lawrie he should have always been safe.
This is a play with lots of commotion so players and umpires can sometimes get confused with everything going on, the only way the umpire can really make this mistake is that he thought Reyes was touching third when Lawrie was tagged meaning Lawrie would have been out and when Reyes was off the bases he is tagged out. The result being both players out.
Kraemer_17 was almost right with the correct way the defender(it can happen at 2nd base as well) is to be taught in how to react in this situation. When two players are standing on the same base the defender is to tag the trailing runner, then tag the lead runner and say directly to the lead runner "You're out!". You do it this way because the trail runner is already out, but sometimes the lead runner can get confused and when he hears someone say he's out he can step off the base and then the defender can tag him out as well. It occurs very rarely but it DOES happen, it's even worked for me a few times.
In conclusion, the umpire made a mistake and if he saw the replay he would admit to such(probably)
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Need an OC and a young QB. Henne stunk!!! Can no longer defend the guy!!!
I've been trying to stick by this team and give Henne and Sparono a chance but these idiots suck asss.
16 times the offense had the ball.
Henne sucks guys!
Fortunately, the streaming video was lost for the last Dolphin series. So, i missed the pick. Why did Ronnie Brown tackle him at the 2? Is it me or is Brown just kinda somehow OK, but not really special? I think there are about 20 other backs in the league I would start before him.
Henning blow...WHo threw 3 picks....who missed recievers like it was going out of style...who was so bad that Ronnie Brown had to take a 1/4 of the snaps cause they have Zero confidence in him?
Thats my case...whats yours?
Dan henning puts henne in awful situations. The wildcat lets everyone know we are running it. At least 3 runs on thirsd and longer than 5 at midfield, He runs on first down with under two min??? F you dan henning, F you too sparano, you guys suck. Oh Ronnie brown is awful just awful.
Dolphins offense stinks and henne sucks....
Can't understand why Sparano didn't give Thigpen a shot in the 4th quarter. Henne ain't got jack. They have no confidence in him which is why that ran so much WC. Next year? No way.
Face it, this is an inconsistent team. If a defense holds another team to 13 points, the team should win that game. This is squarely on the offense. And Henne was the main culprit (though not the only disappointment). But, this team is a .500 team, through and through.
the last pass wasn't bad luck. bess wasn't open anyway, and the trajectory was wrong. on the previous drive, henne threw it right into bowens when a touch pass to the running back was called for (wide open in the flat).there is a reason henning pitched it to brown on first and ten. all of you who criticized that, would you rather be in overtime now?
Thanks Earl, i couldnt have said it any better!!
Can we get a new coach, new offensive qb, new gm, and new qb now? Can't believe the team has to start over AGAIN. Absolutely pathetic. How do the coaches not get the team ready to play for a must win game? Pathetic.
DAM, can almost see why tortured gave up and became a frontrunner
ALMOST.. if i didnt have a spine i might too
as for Henne, i do think that closes the book as im not sure new managment will want to take the chance on him.
Late decisions, stare downs, tentative. if he blossoms it will need to be under different coaching and these guys cant get through to him
Later all
time to tank and fight for a top 5 draft pick
I'm supposed to donate plasma tommorow...but I'm just gonna slit my wrists now instead
Disaster, and finally, i saw some things from henne that makes me question any chance he is above average at best, this was the most dissapointing loss in a long time. I stillput more on henning, but henne has questions....
My grandmother can catch better than these f***n' overpaid jackasses!
How is this Hennings fault shaggy?...explain please
Posted by: kris | December 05, 2010 at 03:54 PM
Kris if you can't see all the drives he killed you are too dumb to understand anyway. henne had two legit picks, the third was a fluky luck job.
It hurts to say this but i agree they got what they deserved. Played a horrible game. 10 points at home is unexcusable. The OC sould be fired tomorrow, the QB benched and the HC on suicide watch. This is a MEDIOCRE TEAM!!!!! CANT BEAT THE TEAMS THEY SHOULD!!! CANT WIN AT HOME!!! lol i feel better now... On to next season fellas...
This game is COMPLETELY on Chad Henne. You can't win throwing 3 ints. He has the ball in his hands in the 4th quarter with time running down and a chance to pull out a victory and he blows it.
This loss is the worst i have seen from the dolphins from a LONG time. Nolan has the D playing pretty well. This game and the season is on the Henning and Henne. Both need to go.
oh no, according to most people henne is the right man for the job, he just needs time. i say they are all fuc$Ing losers. get his sorry ass the hell out of there. it's always excuses for that piece of sh$t. this team sucks. i hope the wets kick their ass so bad.
I can't handle this crap anymore we need a f-ing QB send this a-hole packing please
Dan Dierdorf is the only one who sees any thing good in Hennne...............oh they both went to Michigan. Henne is a clipboard holder when will Miami see that.
We just got a better draft position!
Henne is the worst QB the PHins have had since Marino hung up his cleats! Not one aspect of his game is positive. Let Thigpen have it the rest of the season and see if there is anything there. Can't hurt.
real. why would any of us need to see thiggy just face it we dont have a qb we have one backup and one 3 rd stringer
wonder if gruden would leave espn for the dolphins? fire everybody!
You can't blame Henne for that 3rd Int. The first 2, but that 3rd one was a complete roll of the dice in Clevelands favor. I blame Lebron for the bad Karma.
Also how about Henning calling for a run on the first play of the previous drive? He really needs to retire. 8 and 8 hear we come. No heart for our WR's either, thanks BM, nice season, and c'mon Hartline.
Cam Newton anyone?
Emotional rescue: Miami Dolphins find fun side
Sporano - We're looking for a hit from Tony Soprano...kiss your job good bye
Marshall = Heartless Wuss
Henne - This guy has no frickin clue; sure the play calling sucks but even average QBs can overcome once in a while
Henning - Can't we just leave him at the dog track by now
DBs - why can't they catch the the ball? is it the grease on their hands from their dreadlocks
SEASON OVER - go lay down to the dirty-Sanchez Jets
ugghhh thunk was the sound of the trophy hitting the floor. Now get Jake Long outta there and get him ready for next season.
Open letter to Tony Sparano.
I am the manager of a local McDonalds. Although you know nothing about coaching a professional NFL team I think you can run my french fry line.
Please call me at 1-800-U-SUCK-TIMES-10. I need a good simpleton running my fry line.
Horrible game! Tired of making time it my schedule to watch this crappy product. Fun last week, nothing but angst this week. I'm more enthused when the D is on the field. Garbage offensive game plan and execution once again.
this qb play sure makes Jay Fiedler look like a hall of famer
Yes dumbazzes, keep looking for one person to blame. It's the qb, no it's the coach, no it's the offensive coordinator, no it's nolan carroll.
When are you idiots going to realize the whole team stinks?
"But the defense played great"!
It's the Browns for cripes sake.
Chad Henne, the legacy of Bill Parcells..................dooms the Dolphins for another 5 years.
thigpen had a chance and sucked! fire sprano, draft a QB.
well now we know there will be a new off coord and now they have to look for a new qb. lets trade up for cam newton
Henne played great for two quarters in the Tennesse game, and has been pathetic otherwise. He gets worse, not better. I agree should have seen if Thigpen could have got something rolling today. This loss will linger like a stain.
Richard3000 you must not put your heart into every off season reading every article you can find, and hoping and praying this will be the year they can turn it around.I read all four miami papers every day looking for any posistive info on the year.Every year with false hope,you can hang in there F#CK this team
Anyone who had ANY hope that was hanging onto hope that they would make the playoffs were kidding themselves! It's been over for a while. Let's not get too carried away with this though. This was not a championship team and we weren't going to win anything this year. I said after Henne's performance last week, let's not get too high. Let's also not get too low.....next week is another week and hopefully we learn something from the Jets.
Dan Henning needs to retire now. So.. not only do we need to find a running back in the draft, but a QB too. This sucks! I feel sorry for the fans. After being at the dolphins vs. Bears game, this offenive play coordination needs a facelift fast!
You Can blame Nolan Carroll, as 95% of the db's make that play. Our D-0backs had board hands., You HAVE to step up.
The D deserved better. I'm willing to bet the 'happy clubhouse' we reportedly have will no longer be so happy.
It would be a natural thing for there to be some friction now.
I will celebrate a Jets loss to the Fins, but no more than i would ANY TIME the jets lose.
My poor Fins need a coach and GM.
Earl Morrall, Bob Griese, David Woodley,
Don Strock, Dan Marino....and now can't find a QB of any type. What the hell is wrong with this organization? Mediocre every year since I can't remember.
I'm leaving the game moron, where are you, didn't see you here supporting the team. Just another pathetic Dolphins "fan" I guess.
terrible loss. I think we have to draft a QB again in the next draft. But henning is also disaster. He has to go. Well, lets play spoiler the rest of the way
I would rather have jay feidler any day! Henne is horrible and some people are still trying to support him OMG. Look at his numbers for the season. ENOUGH SAID!
Henne should never play for the Dolphins again-ever-how can you have such a frightened 'little boy' with no confidence. Nolan Carroll-offensive ineptitude-16 possessions-one offensive score!
Ownership and management cannot tolerate this-who wants to go to a game that your team has no chance or desire to win-7 deflections-3 interceptions-that totals 3 plus possessions of negative plays-Carey's crippling penalties and injuries. We next travel to NY to get beat-come off Oakland game flat-not creative. 1-5 at home nobody can tolerate this. Hire Gruden-Nancy Drew-Cower-some body-and get some offensive players
New HC coming soon.Sorry Tony.
Of course I just bought tickets to come down from Pa. for the Lions game, at least my family will be able to sit anywhere we want.
this will not, cannot move forward with henne. the guy is a loser. his body language is terrible. hell, the jets fine mark sanchez for bad body language. he exudes failure. lets hope ross has the balls to blow this thing up, otherwise, this will happen again next year. in the meantime, lets look forward to the draft in april. here is an early predicition. the dolphins trade down with the 9th pick for a late first round pick and a second round pick. the first pick will be used on a lineman with a previously undisclosed injury, and the second pick will be used on a defensive back who can't catch the football.
they won't change a thing. the owner is a panzy who blows parcells and his boys! this is what the fans will continue to get year after year.
I am just sick! The season started on such a positive note. The team was noted for having such great execution. They looked lost at times. Many missed blocks on offense. Sad.
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I slept very little and very badly, and I'm still slightly under the weather: all of which is just to say I was toiling in this morning's session with Mark! I always use my rescue inhaler before a workout to fend off asthma (about 30 minutes pre-workout - it lasts for about 1hr45), but I had to use it again partway through - lungs just felt very raw and wheezy still. Wednesday will be better - Monday is my big teaching day, and I was up pretty late working last night, it won't be so bad later in the week.
1hr strength
Monday, February 6, 2012
Posted by Jenny Davidson at 2/06/2012 09:25:00 AM
2 comments:
- Danielle in Iowa in Seattle said...
do you feel like your money is wasted when you still meet with Mark like that? I hate working out in that state!
- February 6, 2012 at 9:32 PM
- Black Knight said...
Asthma is boring! I have this problem in spring. However in this city a lot of people suffer because of the pollution.
- February 9, 2012 at 10:36 AM
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