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The Real Danger: Questioning Domestic Hierarchy
United States policymakers were significantly encouraged to scale back and finally call off their military crucifixion of Southeast Asia during the 1960s and 1970s by realization that their actions overseas were feeding a rebellion that endangered cherished hierarchies at home. They would have been more willing to tolerate masses of Americans organizing and protesting only against their government's actions in Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos.
The Sixties protest movement, however, did not play along. It refused to mimic the stultifying specialization and ideological discipline of modern professionalism, which assigns the feet to the podiatrist, the heart to the cardiologist, the soul to the minister, crime to the criminologist, the Vietnamese past to the Southeast Asian historian, the Iraqi present to the political scientist specializing in the Arab world, urban poverty to the sociologist, and the "workings" of the dominant political system of socioeconomic management to the economist.
It was too free-floating to respect these and other artificial, authoritarian and disabling divisions. Emerging in the wake and building on the model of the great Civil Rights Movement, antiwar protestors saw and acted upon the connections between imperial projects and domestic power structures and ideologies.
The linkages were hard to miss in the 1960s and early 1970s. Troops returned home from the jungles of Vietnam to suppress a black rebellion sparked by racist police brutality in Detroit. Working-class kids and the sons of poor southern cotton farmers and northern ghetto residents were disproportionately place at the front lines in Vietnam. Powerful domestic corporations like Dow Chemical and numerous other "defense" contractors made huge profits on the rape of Vietnam. The initially promising War on Poverty was strangled in its grave to pay for the racist American butchery in Southeast Asia.
As the Vietnam War protest movement grew in depth and breadth, American policymakers pretended not to care. They would not be affected, they told the public, by the apparently (for them) trivial mass demonstrations and dissent of their own citizenry. They made sure to remind us how fortunate we were to possess the right to protest – denied by the "Communist" enemy to its subjects.
Privately, however, the "power elite" was seriously concerned, something that Richard Nixon admitted in his 1978 memoirs – a rare if retrospective acknowledgement by a US policymaker that protest matters. Their concern was not limited to the viability of the racist and imperial campaign in and around Vietnam. It also and more fundamentally related to the frightening (for them) way that the antiwar movement spilled over into a broader questioning of domestic hierarchies and injustices.
The pivotal 1968 refusal of President Lyndon Baines Johnson to give the military 200,000 additional troops in response to the Tet Offensive followed in the wake of an interesting report he requested and received from a small group of Pentagon "action officers." The Pentagon specialists warned Johnson that escalation "runs the risk of provoking a domestic crisis of unprecedented proportions" by feeding "unrest in the cities" and furthering "the belief we are ignoring domestic problems." (See Howard Zinn, The Twentieth Century: A People's History, p.252)
Before it was over, the great sixties rebellion spread to challenge the legitimacy of far more than the war on Vietnam. It also questioned domestic racism, sexism, bureaucracy (corporate as well as public), authoritarianism, environmental practices, dollar-democracy/plutocracy, ideology (including the nation's whitewashed official history), academic curriculum and the relation of all of these and other domestic problems to the nation's longstanding addiction to imperial expansion.
No wonder leading American academics pronounced a "crisis" – meaning an "excess" – of democracy at home. No wonder an authoritarian ruling-class dullard like George W. Bush can't think back to the Sixties without sneering, a response that covers the memory of the fear and inadequacy he must have felt in the face of popular rebellion.
Flash Forward
No, it's not the 1960s. Saddam Hussein is not Ho Chi Mihn. The Iraqi Republican Guard is not the National Liberation Front. The current antiwar movement does not build on a recent explosion of civil rights and related urban social justice activism, heroic Civil Rights victories and mass progressive political engagement (though it does build partly on recent impressive global justice activism). There's no Soviet Union to set limits on the global reach of Uncle Sam.
George W. Bush makes even Johnson and Nixon look like brilliant, sensitive statesmen at home and abroad And the possibility that the steam will be taken out of the antiwar movement by a very un-Vietnam-like quick and "easy" "victory" for a New Age high-tech Empire is very real. It is certainly no small part of what the White House is counting on.
Still, how interesting it is to hear Bush denying that he will be affected by antiwar protests, no matter how large. How interesting to hear his handlers tell us how fortunate we are to possess the elementary right to protest, denied to Iraqis – as if Saddam Hussein were some kind of threat to topple the right of popular assembly in the United States. As if the right to dissent is benevolently granted to us by our social and political superiors.
And how interesting to recently attend large demonstrations and meetings where participants are making a number of free-floating connections between external Empire and domestic hierarchy: between (for example) fascist high-tech "Super-Max" prisons in Southern Illinois, racial profiling on the West Side of Chicago, under-funded schools in the south Chicago suburbs, oil fields in Iraq and base camps in Kuwait.
Between plutocratic tax cuts and racially disparate mass incarceration at home and "American" campaigns in places like Columbia, the Philippines, and Iraq. Between savage global and savage domestic socioeconomic and racial inequality.
In one recent action among many, global justice (so-called "anti-globalization") activists turned anti-war activists led a multi-cultural group of protestors including a public housing activist and a recently released Death Row inmate (both African-American) on an attempted "peoples' inspection" of the posh Chicago headquarters of the cutting edge multi-cultural advertising firm Leo Burnett.
How did Leo Burnett, known for commitment to racial, ethnic and gender diversity, work its way into the crosshairs of the new peace movement? By being a key part of what protest leaders rightly call "The Poverty Draft." Building on and epitomizing the incomplete victories and cooptation of the civil rights movement, Leo Burnett receives $150 million from the Pentagon to launch the "Army of One" advertising campaign, which targets the victims of domestic American racism and economic inequality for recruitment into the imperialist armed forces.
The connections between the imperial and the domestic American power structures are deep and wide in a time and place where the top 1 percent owns more than 40 percent of the wealth and 42 million Americans go without health insurance and the White House pushes massive tax cuts for the super-rich even as it plans to spend hundreds of billions of dollars on attacking and occupying a distant, weak, and impoverished nation in a volatile, unstable and dangerous region of the world.
"Parallel Time": "Victory" in Iraq as the Key to Deepening Inequality at Home
How especially interesting, then, to read in yesterday's New York Times (February 24th as of this writing) that White House officials and "Republicans close to the White House" "concede" that "the President's ability to sell the public and Congress on the most ambitious domestic agenda in decades is linked to the outcome of the potential war in Iraq."
"Victory" in Iraq, New York Times White House reporter Elizabeth Bubmiller learned from White House insiders, "is the turnkey to legislative success." It would "give momentum to the president's plan to cut taxes and overhaul Medicare." "It is hard to ignore the obvious," writes Bubmiller, "which is that Bush's domestic agenda and a possible war are moving forward in parallel time."
If the "mainstream" (really corporate)media were really as "liberal" or even "left" as American "conservatives" (really authoritarian right-wingers who are often quite radical) claim, the nation's leading newspaper would describe Bush's "conservative" domestic agenda not merely as "ambitious" but as radically regressive, repressive, authoritarian, plutocratic and racist – a perfect and directly related mirror image of an overseas agenda that serve the same basic constituencies of concentrated and heavily subsidized "private" power.
Consistent with the Reagan playbook from which it is lifted, the White House's domestic agenda seeks nothing less than eradication of the last vestiges of the minimally decent social policy that was still largely intact, in fact undergoing expansion, when the last great antiwar movement took off.
Last Fall, I attended a talk by Rahul Mahajan, author of The New Crusade: America's War on Terrorism (NY: Monthly Review Press, 2002) – an excellent book. At the end of a presentation in which he reminded listeners that the same basic power structures were served by US domestic and foreign policy, Mahajan warned (I paraphrase from memory) "we [Americans] better watch out" if "they pull this [a predicted war on Iraq] off. The White House will think they can get away with anything." He was on to something, as Ellen Bubmiller's story suggests.
More Gratitude for the French I recently wrote a ZNet article somewhat sarcastically accusing American bashers of supposedly "ungrateful" (because anti-war) France of being themselves ungrateful for France's crucial assistance in the American War for Independence. I should have added a sincere expression of contemporary gratitude to French and other antiwar protestors around the world. They are helping me and my fellow Americans protect our future access to old-age social and health insurance by working to stop an American imperial project the arch-corporate-plutocratic White House sees as vital to victory in its domestic class war.
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I"m rebuilding a 340U I bought a couple of years ago, and adding a loader. I"ve spent a lot of effort trying to straighten out the hydraulic system. Among other annoying things, the prior owner had replaced several of the steel lines (for example to the fasthitch)with hydraulic hoses, but it looks like he used whatever was lying around, or he couldn"t measure too well, because they"re way too long and it looks pretty messy. I"d like to try to make steel tube replacements and neaten things up. I also would like to run remote hydraulics to the rear, and steel tube would take up less space running under the seat along with the Fasthitch lines.
I"ve made smaller automotive flare connections, and I have a 1/2" tube bender, but would have to get the larger 1/2 inch flare tool . . . my question is what type of flares are used in IH hydraulics (37 1/2 vs 45 degree?, single vs double?, etc, etc??)
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The D'Backs apparently just signed Eric Byrnes to a 3 year, $30 million extension (and Torii Hunter's agent just popped open a bottle of champagne). Word is they are shopping Quentin. I want him. Anyone else?
Carlos Quentin is a 24 year old right handed hitting corner outfielder. He has raked everywhere, with the exception of the start of this year, when he slumped in Arizona, and has been optioned back to AAA. He hit in the minors all the way through, with good power, and has a 1:1 K to BB ratio in about 250 AAA games. He debuted in the majors last year, and while his average was down (.253), he posted a .342 OBP and a .530 SLG, which is a monster ISO. He doesn't strikeout too much, and he walks a lot. He's had some shoulder problems, but I think he's OK.
PECOTA suggests a future where he goes .290/.380/.500 every year. Now, that assumes Arizona, which is a hitter's park, but even taking something away for park effects, that's an effective player, especially for someone who should have two more seasons pre-arbitration.
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The Coastal Carolina men's soccer team earned a 3-3 tie against Furman (2-2-2) today (Sept. 17) in Conway, S.C.
The first 30 minutes of the game saw Furman on the attack as the Paladins registered four shots and one on goal. Debola Ogunseye opened the scoring 26:01 into the game after dribbling around a Coastal defender to beat goalkeeper Taylor Kelliher.
Nearly six minutes later, the Chanticleers would tie the match when Alex Russell's blocked shot came to senior James Stapleton, who put the ball past Furman goalkeeper Alex Kann. The goal is Stapleton's fifth of the season and he has now scored in four consecutive games.
The first period would end in a 1-1 tie with the Chanticleers leading in shots 6-5. The Paladin's would apply pressure on Kelliher in the beginning of the second half, who would make two consecutive saves at the 52-minute mark of the game. Kelliher finished the game with eight saves.
Coastal Carolina was the first to strike in the second half as Joe Anderson would be set up in a play from Stapleton and Ross Kelly to earn his first goal as a Chanticleer, putting Coastal Carolina up 2-1.
The lead for Coastal lasted just a minute as Ogunseye would head the ball after a set-up play from Jordan Howard to tie the game once again.
Anderson tallied his second goal of the night soon after, which was assisted by Djamel Bekka at 71:34 and put the Chants up on the scoreboard 3-2.
Trying to hold the Paladins from scoring, Kelliher made two more saves to keep the lead, but the Paladins tied the game at three after Ogunseye received a cross pass from Fabian Vorbe and finished his hat trick with two minutes left in the game to force overtime.
Both teams fought hard in the midfield as the Chants only registered one shot in first overtime and one on goal in the second. The Paladins registered no shots in the first overtime and just two shot in the second to leave the game at a three-all tie.
The Chanticleers are now 2-2-2 on the season and will have a week break before traveling to the West Coast to play in the Cal State Fullerton Tournament Friday, Sept. 25 at 7:00 p.m. (PST.) and Sunday, Sept. 27 at 3:00 p.m. (PST). Coastal Carolina faces host Cal State Fullerton Friday and Cal State Northridge Sunday.


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The Ottawa Senators and restricted free-agent defenseman Jared Cowen have made marginal progress in contract negotiations, according to manager Bryan Murray as reported by Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun.
The two sides are both negotiating off the framework of a four-year deal, but still remain at odds over the financial compensation over that span. Garrioch cites a source who says the Senators are proposing $11.2 million over four-years, while Cowen's representatives are looking for $12.2 million.
According to Murray, the Senators are nearing their internal limit in what they're willing to offer, via the Ottawa Sun:
"Our last offer was highly competitive. We think it's really fair. We're not prepared to come off of that number," said Murray. "I guess they have to decide what's best for his career. Is that sitting at home? Is that coming back to us?
"I don't know. I really don't know what (Valette's) thinking is on this. He had a number to start and he's stayed on that number through July and August. He's come off that a bit, but not enough."
Garrioch previously reported that Cowen was asking for $3.5 million per season over three-to-five years. The Senators were reportedly willing to pay that annual salary, albeit over the span of an eight-year, maximum term contract. The club was reportedly looking to stay under $2.8 million on a shorter-term contract. Based upon this most recent report, Cowen is still asking for over $3 million per season.
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Women's Tennis Downs Lipscomb, 5-2
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Nashville, Tenn. - The Dolphins (16-3, 8-1 A-Sun) defeated the Lady Bisons, 5-2, on Sunday Morning to extend their winning streak to 13 matches. Emese Sulyos and Lena Willi continue to lead the dolphins with their doubles and singles play.
Sulyos and Willi defeated Jann and Moakler, 8-2, in No. 1 doubles, while Sulyos took on Jamm, 6-2, 6-0, in No. 1 singles and Willi took on Moarkler, 6-1, 6-0 in No. 2 singles.
Tatiana Soldatova and Iva Jaresova defeated Ellis and Ellis in No. 2 doubles, 8-2. Soldatova went on to defeated E. Ellis, 6-3, 6-1, in No. 3 singles, while Jaresova defeated O. Ellis, 7-5, 6-2 in No. 4 singles.
The Dolphins clenched the doubles point whent Fernanda Carrero and Cristina Paiva-Flor defeated Hall and Khouri, 8-0, in No. 3 doubles.
"It is great to win the conference regular season," said head coach Jarod Camerota. "All the credit goes to the players."
After celebrating their accomplishment, its back to work for the dolphins on Tuesday April 10 as they face Bethune-Cookman college at Bethune-Cookman to end the regular season.
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It's looking like we are going to have a white Christmas where I live. That is kinda a big deal when you live in the South as it doesn't happen that often. I get to spend the day with my family. All the present are bought and wrapped, can't wait for the big day. I also have a family here on BTSC. Some of you I get along with really well, some I argue with more than not. Some of you are like a dad to me and some are like the Uncle you wanna avoid conversation with. I got a lot of brothers and sisters and at least one momma. We have some kids that like to run around and mouth off. We got a few college grads that try to be sexual intellectuals. You can't say we are in perfect harmony here on BTSC, but what family is? I have really enjoyed getting to know you over these last couple of seasons. I really appreciate this site and the posts, conversations, personalities and friends that make it a cut above all the rest.
I know most of us are disappointed because the team we love missed the playoffs.I am not here to try and brighten your thoughts on the Steelers at the moment. The loss and frustration is too fresh. What I would like for us all to do is quickly brush this game off and truly enjoy our time with our real families the next couple of days. Remember the reason for the season and if that ain't your thing, then truly be present with your family on the day of present giving. It really is better to give than to receive.
As far as the football thing, I encourage everyone to pick another team to cheer for the rest of this season. Of course we will be cheering for the Steelers next weekend. I am saying in addition to that, pick another team and try to cheer them to the SB. To do so, doesn't mean you are disloyal to your team in anyway. Too often in the past, when the Steelers have ended their season, I also ended my viewing of NFL Football for the year. Not this year though, this year, I am going to be hoping and cheering for the Seahawks. Yeah I know, their fans whine a lot. Oh well, I like there Rookie QB and that is who I am going with. I cheered the Giants on last year because the other teams to choose from in the Conference Championship were unacceptable to me for various reasons.The Steelers can't win the SB every year, not matter how much I believe they will. This year is another team's turn and that team will deserve the Ring they get. Go Steelers.
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Man, these new guys are something, huh? Two days and one game after Alex Gonzalez hit a walk-off single on Opening Day, Ian Kinsler followed suit with another walk-off in extra innings today.
Kinsler also added a home run earlier in the game, picking up both of the RBI in a 2-1 victory.


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The Dallas Stars have a new look and goaltender Kari Lehtonen now has a new mask to match. The mask was designed by Joni 'Bona' Hallikainen, a former teammate of Lehtonen's in FInnish junior hockey.
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Timeline: (1999-2002)
Major Characters Involved: Bo, Hope, Stefano, John, Marlena, Abe, and Lexie
For the first time ever, viewers had an opportunity to vote on the Internet for either John or Stefano as the father of Hope's baby. John received the most votes from viewers, so initially John was named the biological father. There were a significant number of viewers who were dismayed, though, that Bo's name was not on the voting ballot, so the writers actually listened to the fans and made Bo the father of Hope's baby in the end.
Storyline History
During Hope's missing years when she was presumed dead, Stefano DiMera transformed her into art thief Princess Gina Von Amberg, who once had a passionate affair with John Black before he came to Salem. In 1999, Stefano transformed Hope back into Gina by activating the microchip in her neck. During John and Marlena's honeymoon that same year, John was kidnaped and held captive on Gina's submarine and brainwashed into his former identity as Gina's lover. Gina (Hope) and John made love, but after John escaped, he remembered nothing about the passionate incident because of the microchip in his neck. Soon afterwards, Gina (Hope) slept with Stefano.
Meanwhile the real Princess Gina had plastic surgery to look younger like Hope and took over Hope's life, thus locking Hope and Stefano in a castle in Paris. Hope remembered nothing about sleeping with John or Stefano, since her memories of Gina had been erased by the latest satellite transmission. While in captivity, Hope discovered she was pregnant and naturally assumed that Bo was the father. John eventually remembered sleeping with Gina (Hope), but kept it a secret from his true love Marlena.
Hope and Stefano were finally rescued and Hope shared the joyous news that she was pregnant. Bo realized that there was no way he could be the father, since they hadn't slept together during the time of conception. He kept this a secret from Hope.
Abe and Lexie Carver had been trying to conceive a baby for months with no luck, so they considered adoption. Enter Marlo Ungerschtemer, Dr. Rolf's niece, who coincidentally was pregnant and due around the same time Hope was. Marlo coaxed Lexie into adopting her baby, which she agreed to after persuading Abe. Unbeknownst to Abe and Lexie, Marlo drank heavily during her pregnancy, but came off sweet and innocent where Lexie was concerned. Marlo even hit on Roman Brady during one of her drinking binges. Stefano and Rolf had to lock Marlo in the secret room to keep her from drinking.
Stefano had consulted with Rolf and decided that they would mastermind a baby switch. Since there was a chance that Stefano could be the father of Hope's baby, he wanted to keep his baby under very close wraps and in the family. What better way to do this than to have daughter Lexie raise his heir?
The day Hope went into labor, Rolf injected Marlo with a drug which would induce her labor and thus make the women give birth to the babies at approximately the same time. After the births, Rolf snuck into the maternity ward and swapped John Thomas (JT) and Isaac's bracelets. The nurses placed the babies back in their proper cribs, or so they thought, thinking nothing of the so-called mistake.
The Bradys were devastated to soon discover that JT had fetal alcohol syndrome. Hope blamed herself, since she assumed that she drank during her time as Princess Gina, but had no idea how much she really consumed.
In a shocking twist of events, Rolf pushed Marlo down the stairs at the DiMera mansion during an argument. He even snapped her neck to ensure that she was really dead and tossed her body in the river. Stefano manipulated Lexie into keeping Marlo's death a secret, for fear she could lose Isaac. Ultimately, the Salem P.D. discovered and identified Marlo's body.
John eventually discovered that he was JT's father, which put quite a strain on his and Marlena's marriage. Hope learned the truth about who JT's father was and she, John, and Marlena kept this a secret from Bo. Although Bo realized that he couldn't have been JT's father, he still bonded with JT just the same. However, his suspicions grew as he eventually found out that Marlo was a drunk and Isaac was a perfectly healthy baby.
Glen Reiber, Marlo's ex boyfriend, found out about Marlo's death and realized that he could possibly be the father of her baby. Glen and his wife Barb encountered Abe and Lexie at Green Mountain Lodge. The Carvers put two and two together and realized that Glen could be Isaac's biological father. Lexie, though, tried to persuade the couple to try and have a baby of their own and would soon resort to whatever evil tactics she had to do in order to keep the son whom she had grown to love.
Glen ultimately found out that Isaac was his and Marlo's baby and the Carvers adopted him. When Glen and Barb ordered a paternity test, Lexie manipulated Brandon Walker into swapping JT and Isaac's blood samples. Brandon shocked Lexie with conclusive results that JT was really Glen's biological son. Lexie realized that Stefano had orchestrated a baby switch and feared losing Isaac to Bo and Hope. Thus, she decided to keep it a secret that Bo and her best friend were raising Glen's son while she was raising Bo and Hope's son.
Glen and Barb kidnaped JT, whom they mistakenly assumed was Isaac. Glen took a sample from "Isaac" (JT) and had it sent to a remote lab for testing. Glen and Barb soon realized that they took the wrong baby after seeing a news report on JT's disappearance. Soon after, the DNA test results arrived on the Reiber's doorstep. Barb was astonished to discover that JT was really Glen's biological son. She threw out the test results and deduced that the babies had been switched at birth.
Lexie soon discovered that John was the biological father of Hope's baby right before Stefano fled Salem. She decided to move herself and a reluctant Abe into the DiMera mansion and take control of the household, ordering the servants around. Abe soon realized that Lexie was not the sweet and generous woman he once married.


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About a year and a half ago, I wrote a column outlining what I viewed as Google's confusing and chaotic mix of products, including ones it introduced, developed, and then discarded — without much thought (so it seemed) to the customers who'd come to rely on them. Well, it's happened again, this time with Google Reader. As I wrote back in 2011:
Are you using Google Wave? Buzz? Google TV? I didn't think so. The churn of Google's offerings ends up confounding people, especially if you're not a diehard early adopter looking for the latest developments in Silicon Valley. It is almost as if the company's executives, rather than viewing Google as an established company — something it certainly is — embrace it as one big experiment in innovation, as a race into the future.
The reaction to the Reader shutdown has been fast and furious:
Google's shutdown of #Reader is a painful but important reminder of how much time we invest into platforms we neither own nor control. Yet.—
Wolfgang Blau (@wblau) March 13, 2013
So I just gave my whole digital life to Google, and now they're killing #reader and #caldav access. Back to self-hosted
David Krider (@TheRealDunkirk) March 14, 2013
The Killing Of #Google #Reader Highlights The Risk Of Relying On A Single Provider (TechDirt) – bit.ly/10PUhzL—
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Is Cassel in the top 20 in any catagory, as far as accuracy, arm strength, decision making? NO
Is he consistantly on target with passes or off target with passes? Off Target
Has he had enough time to get rid off the ball? Just use last three weeks and answer is YES.
Was it atleast more fun watching Thigpen play last year? Absolutly he would try ANYTHING to lead us to victory.
Would Matt Cassel be more than a #3 QB on most teams? NO
Anyway to get Orton and let McDanials have Cassel? Neither is my choice of QB but Orton > Cassel all day.
Are his WR bailing him out? No but I believe you can credit that to the opposite of the Brett Favre effect. Instead of WRs knowing they could have a chance they expect the opposite and are suprised when the ball does come out resulting in droped passes, stopping on routes, lazy routes.
Is the Defence losing faith in the offense? I believe so as it has shown the last few weeks the D starts out fast but as the offense struggles the Ds effort drops to.
Overall it goes to what Tony Romo said. A team with a Good to Elite QB ALWAYS has a chance to make the playoffs.
Is Cassel our WEAKEST LINK ? I think so.
No our WR are not the best, but our O-Line has givin him plenty of time lately and he looks like crap. Early season Cassel was not throwing the ball everyone was saying atleast he doesn't turn it over. The coach finally put it on him to get rid of the ball the results off target passes and INTs.


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Sherdog clarifies Merchant's comments:
Though Schaefer graciously called the situation a case of miscommunication, Merchant's comments misled both sports' masses.
"I know Larry and he is a nice guy and I'm sure he didn't want to cause any issues," said Schaefer. "The fact is Oscar is now really ticked off, because Oscar didn't make a penny, and, in fact, paid for his own expenses [to attend the show]."
Merchant was later informed that Affliction was the actual promoter of the event and not just a sponsor courting De La Hoya as he had earlier ascertained from his conversation with Schaefer.
"… This is hard for someone with my experience to compute. When somebody says '$5 million sponsorship,' I have a different interpretation," said Merchant. "This never even occurred to me that Affliction was the guys behind this and that Golden Boy was just putting its brand on it and was not taking any risk and would make money on the end. This is a whole new financial model from what I've known in boxing."
Affliction Day Of Reckoning seems to have left a great impression on De La Hoya, and now it appears that Golden Boy is looking forward to Affliction's 3rd event.
"I actually saw Oscar later on that night and we compared notes," said Schaefer. "He was so excited. He said, 'The atmosphere, the venue, the fights were all great fights –- it was just amazing. I'm an MMA fan.'"
Schaefer also said preliminary pay-per-view buy numbers look promising.
"When I saw them, I was very, very positively surprised. And so that looks very good," he said. "So, I think at the end of the day, Affliction is going to be able to recuperate most of their expenses."
Schaefer said himself and Binkow met Tuesday to begin initial plans for another event. Affliction Vice-President Tom Atencio said Saturday that the next show could take place in May or June.
More hope for Affliction from MMAPayout regarding the Day of Reckoning Event and PPV buys:
Any chance that the card reaches solvency will be based on their PPV performance. MMAPayout.com has been made aware of rumors/reports from those within Affliction of strong pre-buy numbers that project a higher than generally expected final number, but all figures are way too preliminary at this point have any validity.
In our report on the gate last night, we indicated that the buzz on the day of the event was that there were strong pre-sale numbers for the PPV and that using those numbers to project final PPV sales indicated a stronger than expected performance, one that would put Affliction in the ballpark of their break even point. Schaefer's comments add some credence to that notion, if the numbers come in like they expect. Such an increase would be unexpected.
And Afflictions business side:
An item from the January 26th edition titled "Youth Will Be Served" focused on the success of youth-oriented retailer Buckle. The company posted a 13.5% year-over-year gain in same store sales for the month of December's, a stunning success in the current environment. For some perspective retail heavyweights Macy's, Gap, American Eagle, and Abercrombie & Fitch posted declines of 4%, 14%, 17%, and 24% respectively in the same month.
Buckle is one of Affliction's closest retail partners and was previously featured on the canvas at Affliction's first MMA event. The article credits Affliction Clothing and MEK Denim as two of the hottest brands that have made the store successful. In 2008 overall sales for Buckle rose 26% to $780 million. While all of that is not Affliction, the point is: they're selling a lot of t-shirts. More importantly, the company believes that these events help sell those shirts. Large sales spikes have been reported around both of its events.
So while Affliction may ultimately decide that its money is better spent outside of live event promotion, that decision will likely not rest entirely on the financial bottom line of the events themselves, but rather their contribution to the company's overall finances, i.e. its clothing line.
Without understanding this essential difference between the company's financial calculus and that of its chief competition (Zuffa) it is impossible to accurately and fairly evaluate the success or failure of the company's promotional efforts.


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It's a simple question.
Why do people here obsess over these high school athletes? Why does it matter so much that Matt Painter isn't landing every single 5 star prospect that fans unrealistically get their hopes up over?
I've been a reader/follower of H&R for years now and the negativity never ceases to baffle me. It seems like every other FanPost is about a recruit's tweet or quote, followed by 100 comments of people overanalyzing what the player had to say and jumping to conclusions. THESE ARE KIDS. Most of them are still minors.
We're all Boilermakers and we all want our programs to succeed. Of course I get that. I've always been an avid Purdue fan. It runs in my blood. That said...why can't people be supportive? Matt Painter has a proven record of success at Purdue. One down year doesn't mean our program is bad. It means we had an extremely young roster that will only get better as talent is added into the equation. We don't need a Gary Harris to be successful. We need glue guys and players that can be gritty, tough, and want to be here. That's what matters. We need depth. That will happen with Coach Painter's extra resources.
I guess this post was more of a rant than anything. Feel free to discuss things in the comments. My main point is this:
Let's show a little patience while our successful coach builds his roster.


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Florida's offense gave its defense a chance in the fourth quarter, and then its defense gave its offense a chance. But South Carolina's defense and offense, given their own late chances, took advantage of them to earn a 17-12 win that keeps the Gamecocks alive in the SEC East race.
Connor Shaw ran for 88 yards and two touchdowns, and ran a read option offense with Brandon Wilds (120 rushing yards) beautifully as South Carolina wore down a Florida defense that could do very little and was repeatedly put in tough situations by the Gators' anemic offense. Ace Sanders hauled in a 46-yard pass that was the longest play by the Gamecocks on the day.
John Brantley tried to lead that unit to its first win over a ranked team this season, but threw for just 119 yards and was hung out to dry by a leaky line. Chris Rainey fared far better on the ground, running for 132 yards to lead the Gators, and he added 31 receiving yards.
But Brantley and the Gators couldn't engineer more than one touchdown drive, and a sack ended their unlikely comeback attempt in the fourth quarter. The loss means Florida will have a losing SEC record for the first time since the conference moved to divisional play, and the win gives South Carolina a chance at the SEC East title, if Georgia loses today against Auburn.
For further reading, news, discussion and more, visit South Carolina blog Garnet and Black Attack and Florida blog Alligator Army. Here's the complete Week 11 college football TV schedule, and stay tuned to SB Nation's college football news hub for more.


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Glen. I meen there I hope you get better soon that what I ment also I like writeing I wish it was person too let you know all about myself but get better I care for you like too other People as well. I am a Jeovah s Witness & happy too be one at that. Well all my Love too you & your Family. Mimi
Morning Glen. How are you today I do not want too pay money becouse I got 2 child too support like my Pets don't work becouse I'm disable too I was born what I have with well I hope you get better I know you sulus goon I have always like you back then & now today take care. Mimi
Have enjoyed your music most of my life and each time you add a new song to my list of favorites. Learned to play guitar by using your music. Really enjoy your latest album and find it very inspirational. You show that love of music can keep people together and you can follow your dreams.
What can you say about this man?
I'm sitting here listening to the new album and just blowed away, you know. At your age, you should be sitting at home in the rocking chair by the window. I'm so grateful you didn't take the path of least resistance.
God speed, brother.
I'm absolutely in love with this CD and I'm hear to tell you, I'm Glen's #1 fan without a doubt! I see a slew of grammys.
"Ghost on a Canvas" is Glen"s best Album ever;i will be wartching thde show in Manchester ,England.
Cannot wait Glen.
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Kid-Friendly World Heritage SitesPosted on 7:06 PM by Amy Graff
This year marks the 40th anniversary of UNESCO's World Heritage List, and National Geographic had the brilliant idea of sifting through the full list to highlight 10 destinations of particular interest to children. (This was no small undertaking: the list boasts 936 treasures from around globe.)
I love the idea of opening our children's eyes to the very best our planet has to offer, and now I'm dreaming of whisking my family off to a playground forged 60 million years ago by volcanoes along Northern Ireland's coast, to the Roman Empire's largest amphitheater (you think the Super Bowl is impressive? think again), or to view the mind-blowing animal migration across Serengeti National Park.
Take a scroll through the full list - it lists basic info for each entry, as well as what makes them so kid-friendly. Then, get dreaming: it's January, the time for making big, crazy plans!
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I think it's not only kid-friendly, but also adult-friendly places. I'd like to visit all of them.
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photography is excellent and thanks for sharing your traveling experience.
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