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SEATTLE (AP) -- Terrence Ross scored 24 points, Tony Wroten added 22 points and Washington advanced to the semifinals of the NIT, holding off a late rally from Pac-12 rival Oregon for a 90-86 win on Tuesday night.
Washington will make its second visit to Madison Square Garden this season after playing two games in New York back in December against Marquette and Duke. The Huskies will face the winner of Wednesday's quarterfinal between Minnesota and Middle Tennessee State on March 27.
Washington (24-10) turned a four-point halftime deficit into a 10-point lead with 7:22 left after C.J. Wilcox hit an open 3-pointer from the wing. Wilcox's 3 capped a stretch of 18 straight points for the Huskies scored by Wilcox, Wroten or Ross. Oregon cut the deficit to 84-82 with 42 seconds left, but Wilcox hit six free throws to clinch the victory.
Olu Ashaolu led Oregon (24-10) with 20 points and E.J. Singler added 19.
Washington became the answer to a trivia question when it became the first regular season champion from a power six conference not to be selected for the NCAA tournament. But instead of sulking, the Huskies took a sense of seriousness to the NIT, although their opener against Texas-Arlington was a bit tighter than anyone in purple wanted. They routed Northwestern in the second round, and then used a raucous home crowd to oust the Ducks in the first meeting between the schools in any postseason tournament.
Ross tried to personally pull the Huskies away, scoring eight straight points for Washington midway through the second half that included a difficult turnaround jumper in the lane while being fouled that induced a rare bit of outward emotion from the quiet sophomore. Wilcox later hit an open 3 from the wing and Washington had its largest lead at 75-65 with 7:22 left, capping a 9-0 run.
Garrett Sim hit a 3 to cut the deficit to 80-74 with 3:33 left and the Ducks had the lead down to four when Wroten had a basket waved off on a charging call with 2:33 left. But Ashaolu missed a tough reverse underneath and Aziz N'Diaye, a 38 percent free-throw shooter banked in one of two to get the Huskies' lead back to 82-77. Wilcox lost control of his dribble out of bounds for a turnover on Washington's next possession and Sim scored on a drive to cut the lead to 82-79. Ross and Wroten both missed chances for Washington, but Singler was called for charging into Abdul Gaddy and fouled out with 55.4 seconds left.
The ensuing inbound play nearly turned into another Washington turnover, but the scramble ended up in a Wroten dunk on a breakaway. While the Huskies were celebrating, Devoe Joseph hit a 3 and Oregon used its last timeout with 42.4 left down 84-82. Wilcox hit four straight free throws sandwiched around Joseph missing a 3 and the Huskies were headed back to New York.
Gaddy finished with 11 points, 10 assists and seven rebounds. Wilcox added 17 for the Huskies, who took two of three from the Ducks this season.
Tony Woods added 15 for the Ducks and Joseph finished with 12, but two of his worst performances this season came at Washington. He was 1 of 13 and scored just four points when the teams met New Year's Eve in Seattle.


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I posted this bit on jdhud's "Let us all take a deep breath". It is on my mind and I would like to ensure it is said where everyone has a chance to see my take on the football program as we now see it transpiring. I am not looking for anything but to get my feeling out there. I am sure everyone has some feelings about all of this. I hope it is not offensive to anyone. Understand, too, that I really want the present coaches to lead Tech to a championship, be it Big-12 (-2) or the National Championship. After this past week, I am doubtful. I hope I am wrong.
"We all know that over the last ten years the football game being played by our Red Raiders became more and more exciting. All the while, Coach Leach was learning and improving upon what he felt was best for his offensive planning. He even changed things up on his staff to address a declining defensive performance, making McNeil the DC. McNeil, working with players his predecessor recruited struggled to improve the results on the field. He added some better talent and the next year was better defensively. As the defense got better, the offense continued to excel under the direction of leach, who, without question, is probably the most innovative offensive coach in football….any level.
"Leach constantly coached up his quarterbacks to be among the best in college ball, sometimes having a QB start for only his senior year. But, they were great at operating his version of the Air Raid. Again, the main reason for their success was his uncanny methods of offensive creation. Some have said he had no people skills. I say "BULL!" to that. His players loved playing for him and worked endlessly to up their individual performance to make the offense better.
"Because of one meddlesome parent and an unappreciative AD, administration AND HIGH DOLLAR board members, he became highly motivated to at times look elsewhere for employment. Mike is unique, as we all know, and few teams were willing to deal with that uniqueness. Then he managed to obtain a nice contract that would allow him to continue coaching at Texas Tech for several more years. One problem, as is documented and will surface when his case comes to trial, became a distraction and resulted, eventually in his being fired without receiving his due compensations as was written out on the renewed contract.
"Understand, the Texas Tech football program led by Leach had managed to garner national exposure and interest never before attained, and especially never sustained. Huge additions to the stadium were made necessary for Tech to compete for the talent that now was interested in the program, in numbers never before seen. Oh, Tech has been able to sign top talent in the past, just not as many as they were now signing. The program was on the fast track to the top echelon of college football, all because of Mike Leach. Not Myers. Certainly not Hance or other administrators. Absolutely not because of those on the BOR.
"The hiring of Tommy Tuberville signaled a direction change for the program. The emphasis and uniqueness of the offense was never going to survive this change. The defense, though was going to see wholesale changes. Changes that, I feel, would have been made by McNeil had the coaching not been changed. But these new changes are from the mind of a former SEC coach, like Tuberville, who wants the defense to be faster and more aggressive.
"There is no doubting the changes on defense are starting to show a possible trend towards one of strength we have not seen on that side of the football for over ten years. However, the supposed continuation of the Air Raid (as was promised by Tuberville, remember) seems to have been misunderstood, at best. From an offense capable of putting up astronomical numbers in the passing game, our Red Raiders are now struggling to out gain the opponents, failing to do so this past week in a way that is very disconcerting, to say the least.
"With this decline in offensive capabilities we may be unable to compete at the level we have all become familiar with. Also, the climb to the top echelon of college football seems to have been derailed. While none of us expect to ever see Leach coach Tech again, the excitement and contender status he had gotten the team to seems to be a distant memory.
"As Tech92 described Tuberville as a exhibiting touch stubbornness and arrogance, I thought "WOW! Isn't that exactly what may have gotten Mike Leach fired?" Even Leach found out that winning cannot save your job if you are stubborn and arrogant. But the one thing he did have that Tuberville may never possess is flamboyance. The kind that gets you and the program noticed….but only if you continue to win, win with excitement, not boredom. And that is where we are, running a boring offense that can't win against a big-time foe. I hope this regime can come around and do what is needed to regain that excitement. If not, this team may flounder around at or near the bottom of the conference, not the top."
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New Mexico
4.25/5 rDev +12.4%
03-21-2014 15:05:50 | More by taospowder
4/5 rDev +5.8%
02-25-2014 02:56:49 | More by ToddHolder
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev -7.4%
10-27-2013 17:00:51 | More by DIPAFAN
2.75/5 rDev -27.2%
10-23-2013 03:21:43 | More by falconxman
4.08/5 rDev +7.9%
750mL bottle poured into Central Waters snifter - thanks hooliganlife
Caramel auburn pour, slightly hazed with a beige, toasted tan frothy head topping the brew. Nice retention, filmy residue and spotty lacing left behind.
Slightly sweet and warm in the nose with hints of candied dates, raisins, brown sugar and roasted malts. Booze-soaked dark fruit with burnt sugar.
Nice layering of malted sweetness, roasted caramel and burnt sugar up front. Dark fruit punctuates the profile with dates and raisins, coupled with a pleasant alcohol warmth. Finishes with brown sugar and residual sweetness.
Fuller body, milder carbonation, creamy and chewy on the tongue. Super tasty old ale with nice depth of flavor without becoming too boozy or sweet.
06-11-2013 14:56:52 | More by xnicknj
4.84/5 rDev +28%
A beautiful deep, clear ruby. Little head and no effervesce (as is natural for a cask). Despite a long journey from the bar toffee and vanilla notes are present (perhaps some time spent in oak?). Flavor is remarkably vanilla, yet not in the least bit cloying. No hints of hop or bitterness, a clean finish. The mouthfeel is wonderful! So creamy! Of late it seems that Schlafly wants to hop up everything, glad they left this one alone. Very tempted to go back there before the cask is gone.
03-12-2013 04:21:31 | More by ggourde
3.75/5 rDev -0.8%
12-28-2012 20:49:42 | More by RickDeLucio
3.5/5 rDev -7.4%
01-08-2012 18:59:48 | More by tripelhops
3/5 rDev -20.6%
01-03-2012 18:36:45 | More by dav
4/5 rDev +5.8%
01-01-2012 20:09:47 | More by paxchristi
3.93/5 rDev +4%
This caught my attention in a Schnuck's store I rarely frequent. The one I normally go to didn't have this one...
I had this set up so yeast shouldn't over power the clarity. Poured this one into a 33cl mini Guinness glass and it produces a finger thick head of light tan color, and the body is reddish brown in color. The head retains great lacing.
The aroma is very metallic, arid, and slightly citrus. There may be a hint of fig here too, along with some white wine nuances.
In the taste I detect vanilla, woody flavors, and some dates.
Feels pretty crisp for a full bodied brew, meaning it goes down too easy and it's almost thirst quenching. Seems to go good with the cheese I'm eating, but I don't remember what kind of cheese it is. Anyhow, pretty decent beer here.
12-28-2011 23:51:55 | More by TheSarge
4/5 rDev +5.8%
12-28-2011 05:37:09 | More by radicalruckus
3.55/5 rDev -6.1%
Pours a dirty brown and old copper. No head.
Light caramel, some cherry, malty.
Malty through out with a slight sweetness. Some cherry and cherry and faint apple. Slightly boozy.
Nice slighty chewy body with a bit of a bite.
Overall, bottle is way better.
12-28-2011 01:37:47 | More by hooliganlife
3.48/5 rDev -7.9%
Not especially fancy looking, brown and clear, not much head or lace.
Smell is very wine like. Lots of fruity barleywine like characteristics. The wine character is less obvious in the taste, it's more heavy malts and a little bit of wine.
Body is a bit notable on the alcohol, medium and semi-sweet followed by a dry finish.
It's an interesting choice, a bit odd but you should probably try at least a four ounce pour if you're at the taproom.
12-23-2011 23:40:39 | More by AlCaponeJunior
New York
4/5 rDev +5.8%
Old Ale? Never heard of it so lets see how it compares.
A: cloudy copper/orange/amber in color with a short but long standing head and medium legs
S: spice, belgian yeastiness, malty sweetness
T: highly carbonated and malty and sweet like some double bocks. Really got to swirl this to get rid of the CO2, ending notes of chocolate and brown sugar.
M: too bubbly, but other than that, medium body.
O: It's an old ale. I'm still not too sure what that means. I think reminds me of a double bock in style with a bit more complexity. It's a nice sipping beer to share with frieds but I wouldnt' drink a pint of this. I can't compare to other "stock" ales so I wil say this is a very good quality malty double bock with some nuance to it. Not a must have unless you like the style.
08-24-2011 01:50:47 | More by bugaboo416
4/5 rDev +5.8%
Reviewed 2/1/2011. 750 mL bottle poured into a goblet.
Pours a brilliant golden-copper, walnut brown around the edges, topped by a huge foamy tan head.
Nose is what I'd expect--notes of rich toffee, mild earthy hops, candied citrus, nuts, a touch of cocoa powder. Quite balanced. Smells generally English.
More of the same on the palate, kind of surprisingly so. I expected this to taste a fair bit bigger than it smells, but with the exception of the noticeable addition of alcohol it doesn't. More rich toffee, mixed nuts, candied citrus. Earthy on the whole.
Medium bodied, but full of tiny prickly carbonation bubbles that make it feel lighter, not unlike a Belgian quad. Quite easy to drink, perhaps dangerously so. Not a spectacular beer, but this is good.
04-12-2011 21:13:47 | More by wnh
3.98/5 rDev +5.3%
Picked this up while trying to pick up some beer before Amateur Wrestling in Soulard. Found it hidden in the wine case. Poured a capped 750ml into my Hennepin globe. This beer pours a tarnished copper with a massive 4 inch head that leaves some soapy lacing around the sides of the glass. The aroma is dates and prunes with just a bit of overripe pears and apples. Just a bit of toasted bread comes through on the tail of the aroma. The flavor is fairly similar with prunes and dates in the fore front. Sweet malts and green apples. Just a bit of yeasty bread and a hint of toffee. Very little hops are present. Very malt forward. The mouthfeel is just a bit thin for the style. I wish it was a bit more viscous. For bigger malt forward beers, I just want a little more mouthfeel. My overall thoughts are that it just needs a bit more. Its a good attempt at the style and I'm glad that Schlafly is making a effort to try other styles.
02-02-2011 00:38:23 | More by hwwty4
4.03/5 rDev +6.6%
A - Poured out a clear, burgundy color with a three-finger, dark khaki colored head of thick foam. It was long-lasting and left some sudsy lace on the glass.
S - It smelled of rich, sweet bready malts. There is a mild floral aroma, too.
T - It tasted of sweet maltiness with an earthy hop bite. It was a little boozy on top of the sweet caramel malt.
M - It was crisp, sharp and smooth. A medium bodied ale that finished fairly dry.
D - This is a really nice old ale. I think mine was a fresh batch and it was really quite good.
12-21-2010 03:17:29 | More by zeff80
3.6/5 rDev -4.8%
Presentation: Classy, simply painted bottle. No date, but this was from last winter. Opening it on the first really cold night this year.
Appearance: Really pretty bright burnished copper beer with fairly high levels of carbonation and an ivory cap which shows pretty good retention
Smell: Tons and tons of sticky caramel and toasty, grainy malt at first. Almost a bit too much toast for this style, and I like toasty beers. A swirl or two brings out a toasted nuttiness as well. Maybe a very light vinous fruitiness as well, but it seems to come and go.
Taste: Much more vinous fruit than the aromas would lead me to believe. Almost grape-like dark fruitiness, with some light notes of brown sugar as well. The alcohol is not overpowering, but definitely lets you know its there, even after a good deal of time in the bottle. Not much at all in the way of hop flavor, but there is a fairly firm, clean bitterness that keeps this from becoming cloying.
Mouthfeel: A bit of a letdown here...this beer might have done a bit better overall if it was a bit more viscous/heavy.
Drinkability: Medium to medium-high
Conclusion: I'm really glad I picked one of these up, and it's probably a better beer than this review suggests. Something about it just didn't quite do it for me. I think maybe the fairly high bitterness, paired with the vinous/dried fruit notes coming out way ahead of the caramel just didn't quite add up to stellar for me. Overall though, not a bad holiday ale.
11-06-2010 02:39:30 | More by BedetheVenerable
3.48/5 rDev -7.9%
I recieved a couple of bottles of this from family for Christmas. I was pleasantly surprised as I had not seen/heard of this before then. Usually I'm up to date on Schlafly releases. Anyway, had one Christmas night and another just recently.
A. The color is a brownish amber; it poured a large head. Overall a solid looking old ale.
S. I mostly picked up alcohol and brown sugar on the smell. This smells like a very sweet brew.
T. The taste up front was similar to the smell. The alcohol was present. Very sweet up front, Not a bitter finish but was long.
D. This was a good beer, but I didn't find myself craving another glass after one. Thought it was slightly unbalanced. It was filling and sweet enough that one glass was enough. It's a good choice for the end of the night, a cold night, when you want one more drink and are looking for something a lttle different.
01-25-2010 23:38:22 | More by Dave412
3.38/5 rDev -10.6%
clear brown ale with plenty of hefty head up top.
malt and alcohol on the nose immediately. slight hints of hop aroma but barely detectable. a lot of roasted nut tones.
dark roasted flavor. nutty and burnt sugar on the palate.
medium mouthfeel. average drinkability.
01-06-2010 01:31:24 | More by skrib09
3.38/5 rDev -10.6%
Pours a red hued brown, or dark amber color with a thin layer of off white head. The head quickly dissipates leaving a bit of soap like spottiness behind.
The aroma is really nice actually. There's a big fruit aroma up front with notes of banana and cherry. There's also some nice vanilla and caramel tones as well as a light yeastiness and a rich malt presence.
The taste is a bit weak. There's a bit of darker malt giving a roasty bread character and a bit of raw grain. A little bit of banana comes through and there's also a bit of a medicinal tone.
The mouthfeel is alright, it's medium bodied with an average carbonation level, nothing to call home about but nothing out of question for the style either.
Drinkability is moderate. The flavor profile is alright, but it's a bit boring for an old ale which isn't encouraging me to have more. The ABV is well incorporated which is a plus, but all in all I'm not super impressed.
01-01-2010 20:15:34 | More by Goliath
4.45/5 rDev +17.7%
Pours a clear, dark amber color. One inch head of an off-white color. Great retention and great lacing. Smells of sweet malt, pale malt, spice (cinnamon and ginger), clove, yeast, and slight hops. Fits the style of an Old Ale. Mouth feel is smooth and crisp with an average carbonation. The mouthfeel has a savory feel to it. Tastes of sweet malt, pale malt, slight hops, spice (ginger/cinnamon), and yeast. Overall, a good blend and body. Very savory and warming, but at the same time very drinkable.
12-31-2009 19:43:21 | More by Tone
2.95/5 rDev -22%
A - Pours a dark, cloudy brown color that reminds me of river water. Large one inch head forms but dissipates quickly.
S - Some nice bready malt mixed with cinnamon apples. There is also a little bit of yeast noticeable as well.
T - This was a strange mix of sweet fruits, spices, malt, and yeast. I found my bottle to be quite boozy and somewhat undesirable.
M - Carbonation was on the heavy side and there was a little bite.
D - I found this hard to drink as I thought the taste was below par. However, this is a rarity for Schlafly and it might be the case of a bad bottle. I have another to try and if I change my mind I will update the review accordingly.
12-28-2009 03:14:25 | More by CMW
3.95/5 rDev +4.5%
A - pours a reddish copper with a creamy, one-finger head
S - Smells spicy and fruity - green apples and some pears with some bready malts
T - Taste follows the nose. This has a lot of sweet malt and spices. The malts serve as a backbone for the spices and fruits to play off of. There is a lot of tart, dry fruit (tart apple and pear) with some brown sugar sweetness. There is a bit of toasted malt on the finish.
M - medium bodied that is decently carbonated. It has a dry finish; the 9% abv is very well masked.
D - This is a pretty good ale put out by Schlafly. I prefer the Barleywine over this one, however I always enjoy when Schlafly puts out a new beer. I will definitely purchase this again if they brew it again next year.
12-25-2009 23:20:18 | More by birchstick
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A woman from Haringey is already planning an appeal against a high court's ruling to uphold her local council's decision to make certain residents pay more of their council tax.
– The lawyer representing the woman who can't be named for legal reasons
"We are disappointed with the decision, which potentially means that 25,000 of the poorest, most vulnerable people in Haringey face the prospect of paying council tax for the first time. However, the judge has granted permission to appeal the ruling which we hope will take place as soon as possible. Research has shown that council tax bills could rise by up to £600 a year from April for some households. This is a lot of money to low-income families and many will simply not be able to afford the extra payments as they are already struggling to cover the basics such as food and heating."


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Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh, on whether adding a speed receiver will help the development of QB Joe Flacco: "I would like just to have good receivers. Whatever his 40 time is is important, but does he play fast? Does he get in and out of his breaks quickly? Can he read defenses? Can he make plays downfield?"
On the spread offense being developed by division foes Cincinnati and Cleveland: "It's a great offense. It's a ball control offense. It expands on the running game. We may want to build it into our offense as well."
His thoughts on the off season: "I love the football part, being around the guys. I love the draft process. There's nothing more fun than trying to find those perfect fits for your team."
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Editor's Note: Any reference to TheStreet Ratings and its underlying recommendation does not reflect the opinion of TheStreet, Inc. or any of its contributors including Jim Cramer or Stephanie Link.All three major indices are trading up today with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) trading up 80 points (0.5%) at 15,453 as of Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2014, 11:55 AM ET. The NYSE advances/declines ratio sits at 2,024 issues advancing vs. 894 declining with 170 unchanged.The Real Estate industry currently sits up 0.4% versus the S&P 500, which is up 0.7%. Top gainers within the industry include Duke Realty (DRE), up 2.5%, Kilroy Realty Corporation (KRC), up 2.4%, Howard Hughes (HHC), up 2.3%, Icahn (IEP), up 2.1% and Digital Realty (DLR), up 2.0%.TheStreet would like to highlight 5 stocks pushing the industry higher today:5. Public Storage (PSA) is one of the companies pushing the Real Estate industry higher today. As of noon trading, Public Storage is up $1.13 (0.7%) to $156.99 on average volume. Thus far, 285,229 shares of Public Storage exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 706,000 shares. The stock has ranged in price between $155.61-$157.79 after having opened the day at $156.63 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $155.86. Public Storage operates as a real estate investment trust (REIT). It engages in the acquisition, development, ownership, and operation of self-storage facilities in the United States and Europe. Public Storage has a market cap of $27.1 billion and is part of the financial sector. The company has a P/E ratio of 33.0, above the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Shares are up 4.7% year-to-date as of the close of trading on Monday. Currently there are 6 analysts who rate Public Storage a buy, 1 analyst rates it a sell, and 11 rate it a hold.TheStreet Ratings rates Public Storage as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its impressive record of earnings per share growth, revenue growth, expanding profit margins, good cash flow from operations and increase in stock price during the past year. Although no company is perfect, currently we do not see any significant weaknesses which are likely to detract from the generally positive outlook. Get the full Public Storage Ratings Report now.3x UPSIDE POTENTIAL: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12 months. Learn more.
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So, I was looking for a potential writing prompt, and stumbled upon a story a Netflix genre generator (this is a thing).
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Hope this goes without a timeout. #ios7 Needs to be on my iPad now!
So, I had an urge to mess around with an alternative operating system from the one I usually work in. It was Ubuntu, and I'd tried it out a few years back. The process went fairly smoothly, but was nearly derailed by one detail that makes it not quite ready for primetime (luckily, I still have an ethernet cable handy). I had a heck of a time getting my wifi card recognized. I wasn't installing it on a custom built machine, after all, but a MacBook Pro, so I was prepared that some functionality would be a bit limited (i.e., the track-pad is a bit "dumb"), but I kind of expected the driver support would be there for something basic like a wifi card. Luckily, I'm not afraid to RTFM, which helped, but I had to try 2 sets of firmware to get it right. Would be nice if there was a bit more support for getting this set up.
Now, I get to work on fun stuff, like customizing the heck out of this computer's desktop. What do you think? Did I pick a good distro? One that even a power user could be happy with? Any other solid and fairly user-friendly ones I may be missing? Let me know.
So, you've taken the first plunge into Twitter and feel a bit overwhelmed by the flood of posts? If you have a bit of time to spare, I've collected a few guides that may help orient you, and potentially prevent a few, avoidable faux pas. Ready? Dig in.
Mashable's got a guide for you, check it out here:Twitter Guide Book – How To, Tips and Instructions by MashableThe guide is organized by topic and quite a few frequently asked (and answered) questions are covered, such as "what is a #hashtag?" Ready to take bigger steps? Then follow @TweetSmarter. Trust me on this one. These two knowledgeable people know their stuff. More information on the dynamic duo is available on their blog. They tweet great tips, often. :)From here, it depends on what you want to do, and my list is not terribly comprehensive. That's on purpose. You'll pick up a lot of information by lurking and exploring.
I'm no expert when it comes to Twitter, but I am a grizzled veteran. You can follow me if you are interested in the sometimes silly stuff I tweet about. I'm @ryagas and I love tips and tricks, so be sure to @message me or even leave a comment here.
Now, this looks mighty promising. Premium WordPress blog backup service. I'm keeping my eyes open.
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Update: I got a @reply to my tweet from what looks like a competitor, blogVault, offering the same type of service. Competition could be good.
There's still not an official date for Mac or Linux releases of Chrome, but at least there's some information on how the building and testing process is going. Hopefully, I won't have to run Chrome in emulation too much longer.
As these versions stabilize, we will create official betas, much as we are now for the Windows version. While we can't give any dates yet, we'll keep everyone informed as we get closer.
Google enters the browser war: Cries of "I told you so" are heard worldwide….
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At long last! No more renaming .cgi downloads to .pdf! [via lifehacker, tuaw and others I'm sure...]
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Lets you turn any command line script or AppleScript into a system service, accessed from the Services menu.
I'm keeping this handy. It might increase my productivity at work-once I figure out how to script iTerm.
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With parents as partners, Peace Memorial is called to nurture children in their commitment to Christ and community, through scripture study, stewardship, worship, fellowship and Christian caring.
We welcome children - even squirmy ones - in worship. Realizing that our younger ones sometimes become restless the Christian Nurture Council has arranged for children's worship bags.
If parents prefer, children can attend Children's Enrichment which meets during Sunday worship. Children begin the worship service with the congregation and then go upstairs together to their classroom after the Children's Message.
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SAN DIEGO (AP) - California home foreclosure activity plummeted to an eight-year low in the fourth quarter as price gains left fewer owners owing more money than their properties were worth, a real estate research firm said Tuesday.
SOCHI, Russia (AP) - Russian security officials are hunting down three potential female suicide bombers, one of whom is believed to be in Sochi, where the Winter Olympics will begin next month.
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SEATTLE (AP) - The sister of an American missionary detained for more than a year in North Korea echoed her brother's apology to the nation for crimes he committed and his plea to the U.S. government to ramp up efforts to secure his release.
LONDON (AP) - It was one of the gentlest deaths in soap-opera history, but it has provoked a strong reaction in Britain.
DERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan (AP) - Pakistani fighter jets pounded militant positions overnight in the country's northwest following a Taliban bombing campaign against security forces, military officials and residents said Tuesday. The strikes are likely to hamper the government's efforts to hold peace talks with the militant group.
McALLEN, Texas (AP) - Two Mexican citizens who were arrested at the border used account information stolen during the Target security breach to buy tens of thousands of dollars' worth of merchandise, according to a South Texas police chief.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Mia Prickett's ancestor was a leader of the Cascade Indians along the Columbia River and was one of the chiefs who signed an 1855 treaty that helped establish the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde in Oregon.
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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - After a blast caused much of an Omaha manufacturing plant to collapse, some workers found themselves buried in debris and others scrambled for their lives.
BOSTON (AP) - Brad Marchand really didn't have an explanation for his recent run. He just wants it to last as long as possible.
ATLANTA (AP) - As the nation remembered and reflected Monday on the legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., leaders and everyday Americans talked about how far the country has come in the past 50 years and how much more is to be done.
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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) - For the past six years, every feature film chosen by the Producers Guild of America for its top honor has gone on to win the best-picture prize at the Academy Awards. Sunday night, Steve McQueen's historical epic "12 Years a Slave" and Alfonso Cuaron's space odyssey "Gravity" tied for the guild's highest honor.
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - Gov. Chris Christie's administration is continuing its push to show that Hoboken has not been treated differently than other cities in its efforts to gain Superstorm Sandy relief funding.
This summer, the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce will host the third annual Patriot Luncheon on July 11 at the Hyatt Regency Valencia.
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich will address the Santa Clarita Valley business and community leaders on May 1 at the fifth annual State of the County Luncheon.
We all know that perception often influences our decisions, yet we catch ourselves and become reminded that what we perceive isn't always what's really going on. With the constant barrage of information available in today's 24/7 world, it's important to not get caught up in the day-to-day market volatility and news headlines. That daily hype doesn't always dovetail with what Wells Fargo Advisors top strategists are observing in the financial marketplace.
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Unless you were checking Twitter Saturday night or live in Idaho, you may not have noticed Boise State waited until the last possible moment to give its notice of resignation to the Mountain West for the 2013-14 athletic calendar. Here is the press release.
By withdrawing prior to July 1st, Boise State only owes the Mountain West $2.5 million for one year of lost revenue. The Broncos could've joined the Big East in football for 2013 at a later date, but would've had to pay additional exit fees to the Mountain West for providing less than one year's notice. That additional penalty figure is estimated at anywhere from $5 million to $24 million, and is an option many considered unlikely.
So, after a brief night of panic for many Big East folks who feel Boise State's membership affects the conference's future bowl and playoff scenarios, nothing actually changes. As planned, the Broncos will officially join the Big East for football in 2013 along with SMU, Houston, Memphis, UCF and San Diego State.
Also as planned, Temple officially joins the Big East today. Again. Welcome back, Owls.


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Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, January 14, 2011, 4:13 PM
on Jan 14, 2011 at 8:26 pm
Looking at the 870 East El Camino site the rear portion could be a mix of single family a smix of row homes and singles, the front portion would be good for apts and retail. The 2650-56 El CAmino would be better for Apts, close to Stanford, the PA Border and S.A. Center, also would be good to creat the northside of Mtn View a new uran village lots of older buildings, space that can be used in a mixed use style of hosuing, offices and retail.
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Will the school district be able to handle this onslaught of new students? I doubt it. The last thing Mtn View needs is more apartments.
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Walls Street Journal columnist John Fund told Fox News' Steve Doocy that he doesn't believe ACORN will be able to steal the Massachusetts Senate election.
"Remember, a week ago, nobody thought Scott Brown was even going to win. So, I don't think there was even enough time to gather an operation together," said Fund.
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I want to give a big thank you to all the hard-working, sweet people at the Phoenix Recycling Center on South Ruby Lane in Fairview Heights. There you will find diligent, hard-working people doing their jobs, and with a smile, a hello and a "how are you today"? They are very special people and should be greatly appreciated.
They don't work in an air-conditioned environment, but yet they maintain a good work attitude. I have never been there that I was not greeted by a smile and polite salutation.
Minimum wage? I don't know what they make, but a lot of griping people in other businesses need to take a lesson from being thankful to have a job. The lovely workers at the recycle center could teach them a whole lot.
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Two law firms could collect hundreds of millions of dollars in contingency fees as result of lawsuits filed on behalf of a U.S. regulator.
The two law firms are Kellogg Huber Hansen Todd Evans & Figel and Korein Tillery, the Wall Street Journal (sub. req.) reports. They represent the National Credit Union Administration in suits accusing banks of misrepresenting the risk of mortgage-backed securities sold to credit unions that later failed. The suits seek to recover up to $9 billion in losses to replenish the federally created Credit Union Stabilization Fund.
The law firms' role in the litigation is controversial not only because of the potential big payout. Another issue is whether the NCUA violated an executive order signed by President George W. Bush that bars federal agencies from hiring lawyers in contingency arrangements.
House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa, R-Calif., is raising questions about the contingency agreement. He has asked the NCUA's inspector general to determine whether the executive order bars the arrangement.
John Ianno, the NCUA's associate general counsel, talked generally about the application of the executive order in an interview with Wall Street Journal. He said the order doesn't bind an independent agency acting as a liquidator of failed credit unions.
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Researchers note that the pay gap between men and women M.B.A.'s has not narrowed as anticipated now that women are just as likely to get graduate degrees and comparable training. The New York Times reports that the culprit is not "a glass ceiling molded from a male prejudice".
No, the reason M.B.A. women don't go as far or succeed as much is because….women have children!!
Now you just give me a minute here to catch my breath.
Men's and women's paths diverge at the point of maternity leave. Once interrupted, the lost ground is quite simply never recovered. Then, when women do return to work, they work less. As a result, their earnings drop as compared to men. Time passes, children grow, and their employed mothers lose out on raises, promotions, and declines in earnings and professional advancement accelerate.
Two comments to note: A man's worklife is virtually unaffected by fatherhood. And the worklives of men and women are virtually identical up until the point where …a woman becomes a mother. "Call a woman without a child a man."
I suggest that a society in which women perform a disproportionate amount of family caregiving, and the primary factor in professional success is the absence of a competing family obligation, is in fact a society prejudiced against women with children. Women with children, also known as "mothers", have assumed greater, and sometimes devastating, economic risk.
Women with children don't work less – they just aren't getting paid for all the work they do. The economic insecurity that motherhood brings is bad for mothers and their children. When motherhood limits a woman's earning power and professional potential, the national economy takes a hit.
There are more unmarried women now that at any time in our nation's history, because women can financially sustain themselves and can control their fertility. As long as motherhood negatively impacts a woman's autonomy and independence, some will find it an unattractive option. Is it really in our long-term interests, as individuals, as communities, and as a country, to punish those upon whom our future is wholly reliant?
"Perhaps the greatest social service that can be rendered by anybody to this country and to mankind is to bring up a family." (George Bernard Shaw) When women refuse to do that at their own exclusive cost, the discrimination will end.
"If women want rights more than they got, why don't they just take them, and not be talking about it?" (Sojourner Truth)
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Researchers note that the pay gap between men and women M.B.A.'s has not narrowed as anticipated now that women are just as likely to get graduate degrees and comparable training. The New York Times reports that the culprit is not "a glass ceiling molded from a male prejudice".
About Valerie YoungValerie Young is a public policy analyst who focuses on the economic status of mothers and other family caregivers. She promotes social justice by arming mothers with information and a healthy dose of outrage. She is the Advocacy Coordinator at the National Association of Mothers' Centers, and is a reporter for The Shriver Report and contributor to Brain/Child Magazine. Follow her blog, Your (Wo)Man in Washington, on Twitter @WomanInDC and on Facebook as Valerie Young and Your (Wo)Man in Washington.
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I am simply floored by the fact that they are considering this evidence that the disparity is not rooted in predjudice and bias against women. It simply shows that prejudice and discrimination against mothers results in glass ceilings at work and at home combined with the assumption that a few less hours at work result in less competence. Putting aside for the moment (just for the moment) my anger at this baseless assumption, I have another question – Where are the studies measuring how much work the Mothers produce compared to their male counterparts in fewer hours (I bet they are at least equally, if not more productive)? Are we measuring success solely in terms of hours worked – that is not only like measuring the effectiveness of a drug in treating an illness by measuring how much you take, as opposed to how much your symptoms improve, but is also an outmoded way of thinking about work productivity. I also want to know how it is possible that anyone could justify $45,000 – $80,000 differential when a decade of working a few hours less a week ony adds up to about a 6 month difference in experience. So, does this mean that if two men apply for the same job and one has 6 months more experience, he will make $45,000 – $80,000 more than the other. Oh, I don't think so!
Yes, a glass ceiling is one we don't see because it seems so "natural" to us.
Our society is gradually making caregiving, including motherhood, completely economically irrational. And we will reap what we have sown.
Very well done; I will use some quotes from this blogpost in my writing.
Great post. It infuriates me to no end that our country STIIL devalues motherhood, and fatherhood for that fact. Our society doesn't want to recognize that to be a good parent one must sacrifice a little at work. And if our country wasn't so work-driven, if our country could add a week or two for personal, sick or vacation days, maybe, just maybe, mothers wouldn't have to take off time to be better mothers. And don't even get me started on how pathetic maternity leave in our country is. Until we recognize people's priorities should be family first instead of work, we will have the disperancy in wages as it is the mother who will sacrifice her career for her family.
Again, great post.
Great post Valerie. I too was shocked that they were shocked by their own research that motherhood is where the paths diverge. We have to get the message out that the wage gap these days is less a women's issue and more a mother's issue and an issue for anyone who has caregiving responsibilities.
Great job Valerie. I too was shocked that they were shocked by the results of their research. We have to get the message out that the wage gap issue is no longer much of a women's issue, it's a mother's issue and an issue for anyone with caregiving responsibilities. The bias is built into the system and structure itself.
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I totally agree with Sojourner Truth. I think this is also what Malcolm X was saying.
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CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — To have a great season, Mike Krzyzewski said, a team has to fight human nature. The Blue Devils were coming off a big win against N.C. State, a blizzard delayed their arrival to Boston, and games against Carolina and Maryland loom next week. In simplest terms, Dukes game at Boston College was a trap game. And the Blue Devils came oh-so-close to being trapped. But thanks to a last-second defensive stand that drew from the pregame scouting report, the Blue Devils escaped a hostile Conde Forum with a 62-61 victory. It just shows that were tough and together, Seth Curry said. Last years team definitely would not have won this type of game. We fought hard. Nobody really got down, nobody really panicked when we were down five toward the end of the game. We just made plays and shared the ball and got shots. No. 4 Duke (21-2, 8-2 in the ACC) was down 61-56 with 2:15 left in the game. But Boston College (10-13, 2-8) did not score the rest of the way, and the Duke offense, which looked out of sorts all night, came through in the clutch. Coming out of a timeout, Krzyzewski drew up a play designed to get Quinn Cook a 3-point shot from the corner. Thats exactly what happened, and Cook hit it to close the gap to 61-59. I thought he was reluctant to shoot today, and I dont know why, Krzyzewski said of Cook. These guys, in order to get better, they have to be in positions to hit big shots. Mason Plumlee was the next Duke player to be in a position to hit a big shottwo, in fact. Plumlee, who is only hitting 57.6 percent of his free throws this season, went to the line with his team down two with 46 seconds left in the game. He hit them both. I just, I knew they were in, he said. I just had the feeling that I knew they were going in. I just got up there and knocked them down. The Eagles Joe Rahon missed a 3-pointer at the other end, the Eagles third miss in the final two minutes of the game. Plumlee grabbed the rebound and was sent back to the line after a quick foul. This time, he missed the first one, and, after he made the second, Duke held a 62-61 lead. Boston College called timeout with 18 seconds remaining, setting up a final play. Coach, he knows what to do, Plumlee said. He knew (Ryan) Anderson was going to set the ball screen, so he put Rasheed on Anderson because they kept coming off the ball screen. Anderson, a 6-foot-8 forward, did come set a high ball screen, and the 6-foot-4 Sulaimon was there to bounce off of it and pick up Olivier Hanlan, who already had a game-high 20 points. The switch disrupted Hanlan enough so that he couldnt drive the to the basket, so he pulled up and released a jumper halfway down the right side of the lane. It clanked off the rim, and Tyler Thornton out-muscled Anderson, and the final buzzer sounded with players from both teams lying on the floor, fighting for the ball. Dukes defensea liability last seasonsealed the win. For me, theres no better feeling than to win a game that way, Krzyzewski said. Really, sitting on the floor and that red light goes off, its pretty cool. Its a pretty cool thing. The wild finish was hard to envision after the 27-27 first half, during which neither team had any offensive rhythm. Duke was out-of-sync in part due to their arrival Sunday morning, throwing off their regular routine of arriving the night before games. The halftime talk was firey, Curry said, as Krzyzewski challenged his team. The Blue Devils picked up their level of playand so did Boston College. When the Eagles Eddie Odio dunked right through Mason Plumlees outstretched arm midway through the second half, a new feeling came into Conte Arena. Suddenly, what had been a half-empty spaced sounded loud, and it kept getting louder as more people rushed across the snowy Chestnut Hill campus. But the home fans didnt get what they wanted. Duke escaped the trap.
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And people act like they forgot about Dwyane.
How good was Dwyane Wade's 46 point-performance today, the one that rescued the Heat's season from the guillotine? That's more points than he had in any playoff game during the Heat's run to the NBA title in 2006. His 16-of-24 shooting is his best performance from the floor in a playoff game since Shaquille O'Neal left town. His five threes were the second-most in his playoff career. And he left points at the line, missing five free throws.
All that, and it still took some inspired ineptitude by the Celtics for the Heat to send the series back to Boston. Wade scored 19 points in the fourth quarter and erased a six-point C's lead heading into the quarter, but Boston cut Miami's advantage to 96-92 with 2:35 left. In that last 2:35, the Celtics went 0-of-5 from the field and 0-of-5 from the free throw line, with Ray Allen missing three consecutive charity stripe contributions. It was bad, bad basketball.
And Wade was every bit as good throughout the game as the Celts were awful during that stretch, scoring and shooting and slashing as well as he ever has. LeBron James is an unearthly athlete with preternatural skills on a basketball court, and he's still the prize of the Summer of 2010. But Wade is awesome in his own right, and has suffered with a desiccated roster for the better part of three years. He seems more likely to move, but Miami also has the cap room to add pieces around him.
Either way, it would be almost criminal for Wade to have to endure a team this limited again. He deserves chances to play basketball as well as he did today in a situation that is better than Miami's current one.↵
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something wicked this way comes ....
I am writing this from a cosy little holiday cottage in West Cornwall, a cottage with foot thick stone walls, oil fired central heating and a wood burner. As it happens it's pretty mild (I was about to put seasonably, but what does that mean any more?) but these ways to keep warm will become very important when the cold wind starts to blow in from the sea. I've visited this part of the world before many years ago, but against a backdrop of transition thinking and the current 'hot topic' (for politicians at least) of energy prices I am seeing it through new eyes.
I'm here with my husband and kids and yesterday we decided to visit Heartlands, a 30 million pound development of the type that has local politicians raving about economic regeneration and which is actually a triumph of marketing hype over substance and a poverty of ambition that makes your heart sink – "19 acres of cultural candy" anyone? Not quite turning the Clyde Shipyards into a shopping park but pretty close – a venue for consumption dressed up as a homage to the industrial past of Cornwall. Sure it looks good and it could be argued is better than a derelict post industrial site and its great for the local kids with its adventure playground but they really could have had a better one for a fraction of the price.
However one thing that made it worth the trip was a 270 degree film called State of Mined which evocatively tells the story of the tin mines, celebrating the science of engineering and the innovation of Trevithick's Puffing Devil and creatively documenting the proliferation of the tin mining industry which grew to the detriment of all other livelihoods, particularly agriculture. It also doesn't hold back on the brutal nature of the work and the 'tommyknockers' - miners who have been trapped in cave-ins and pound on the rocks for rescue long after the victims had died.
This is only a short film but builds a picture of the dilemma of a community hugely reliant on one form of industry which is hard, dirty work and makes a few people very rich but builds unity and the reality of there being nothing to replace it when its gone. There is a quote which ticker tapes around the three walls which brings this into sharp relief, a piece of graffiti left on the wall of the last working tin mine in Europe, South Crofty, which was to be found near Camborne until its closure in March 1998:
"Cornish lads are fishermen and Cornish lads are miners too. But when the fish and tin are gone, what are the Cornish boys to do?"
Another quote from the film stays with me and when we head out for a walk along the beautiful but unforgiving Atlantic coast, it pops into my head as we pass the Geevor Mining Museum (a working mine till 1991) and walk through an estate of poorly purpose built housing for miners:
"for many Cornwall is a retreat to a tranquil haven but to many residents the reality is cold homes and a struggle to make ends meet."
To me all of this epitomises why the ideological austerity agenda we appear to be powerless to affect through democratic means is so wicked. People who have literally been left with nowhere to turn, an unsustainable post industrial past given only hope by a future economy predicated on the same unsustainable economic growth paradigm and exacerbated by a narrative that is not about livelihoods but jobs –often seasonal, lowly paid and with zero hour contracts. People living in cheaply built housing which leak heat, paying for energy at peak prices on pre payment meters or in off gas situations where bulk buy oil schemes are impossible due to the up front costs. And this is being played out, not just in Cornwall but across the country – particularly in places far from the seat of government – places like the "desolate North East" – taking with it an identity, which whilst unsustainable gave a pride which is being fast eroded.
How can it be that we are in a situation where people who have been marginalised in this way, who have managed for so long with so little and are the most vulnerable are now being crucified by rising energy costs and ideologically driven austerity 'measures'. How can it be that many cannot afford to feed their families and heat their houses, who have to choose between the two before they can even think about any other needs they may have? Of course we all know the answers to these questions and that there is no easy, painless solution for this, we know because we talk about them exhaustively, sometimes I feel almost punchdrunk with fearful wonder at how this came to pass. But all this poses a bigger question for those of us working in transition, how do we continue to pursue our work to build a positive future which addresses the need for energy descent against the backdrop of an austerity agenda which could make us open to accusations of being a Trojan horse.
When Ed Davey said on Newsnight earlier this month that he wore a jumper at home it was widely reported as being uncaring, and out of context it was, but he also said:
"We do need to help people with these bills, I'm extremely worried about them. We can use competition in the way we have but we can also make our homes warmer and we can use less electricity and gas by going energy-efficient"
And herein lies the rub for us, the deeply caring people in Transition. For many, particularly those of us who work in the heart of communities obliterated by unemployment, but increasingly becoming an issue in all of our 'patches' as prices rise and wages fall, our work is often seen out of context, and at worst as exclusive middle class tinkering which dishonours the incredible work going on out there. I know that when I have conversations where we are accused of this in TTT I feel my heart literally start to ache because I know how hard we are all working and just how much we are sacrificing along the way and I also know from conversations that I am not alone.
How do we find a way to stay true to our principles of addressing the fundamental structural problems of the world we have created whilst meeting the urgent needs, not only of our planet, but also of our neighbours and friends? How do we find a way to do this which means we can sustain ourselves for the long term? This is something I would welcome a broader discussion on, a discussion that acknowledges the complexities, doesn't shy away from the criticisms and enables us, in the time honoured transition way, to share and celebrate the solutions.
Photographs: Heartlands Development, Geevor Tin Mine Cornwall, Belsize Park Transition Draughtbusters, Laurel from Food In Community (a Totnes based project which redistribur=tes surplus fruit and veg to community initiatives)
Guest Blogger Frances Northrop is Transition in Action Manager for Transition Town Totnes.
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I'd like to see Transition working to help people affected by fuel poverty far more and less focus on helping middle class home owners reduce their energy bills with discounted solar panels and grants to improve their home. After all, its well known that there's no such thing as "trickle down" when it comes to economic development and everyone knows that heat rises! Saying that though, perhaps the focus should be shifted to rewarding (but not finacially!) landlords who provide energy efficient homes and encourgage those who don't to make changes to the homes they rent out that will benefit those most in need. Similarly l feel there needs to be huge campaigning presuare put on planning departments and builders to step up, rather than duck out, of building properly insolated affordable homes with greener forms of heating, and shouldn't be just something reserved for high-end eco-palaces for the rich. Let the rich home owners insulate and cover their own homes with solar panels - they can afford it, its those who can't afford it that need Transition's help.


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One light heavyweight returned from retirement while the other made his promotional debut last night (Sept. 22, 2012) as Matt Hamill came back to take on Roger Hollett on the UFC 152 main card in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Hamill had called it quits following two consecutive defeats in the light heavyweight division last summer, and he finally went back to his bread and butter: his wrestling.
In a fight that wasn't the most fan-friendly, "The Hammer" took it to the largely inactive Hollett especially in the first and second rounds with some serious ground and pound from top position.
So why did Hollett hold back in the stand-up department? And where do both men go from here?
Follow me after the jump for our Matt Hamill vs. Roger Hollett UFC 152 post-fight review and analysis
Hamill exploded out of the cage, lunging forward at Hollett like a fighter who had been champing at the bit to compete for over a year. It wasn't effective, but it was a good sign to see him try to be so aggressive. In the striking realm, while Hamill wasn't the most powerful or dangerous fighter, he was able to back Hollett up into the fence repeatedly with his constant forward movement.
Just when it seemed Hollett was going to try and fight back, Hamill closed the distance and took him down with authority. For the remainder of the first round, he pounded away with heavy strikes as Hollett turtled and covered up, offering nothing in return.
Hamill couldn't get the finish and the second round was real ugly. "The Hammer" was very tired and despite this, Hollett failed to capitalize on his opponent's weakness. "The Hulk" only occasionally threw punches and a spinning back kick and it seemed like he just couldn't pull the trigger.
In the third round, despite being tired, Hamill again went to work with aggression and he put a stamp on his victory by taking Hollett down and pounding away with strikes from above as the Canadian offered little resistance. It was an easy decision to award Hamill the unanimous victory.
For Roger Hollett, this was an incredibly poor showing. It seemed like he was a deer in the headlights out there, very intimidated by Hamill and unable to pull the trigger. He could not get inside to land heavy strikes and his spinning back kick was not accurate or damaging enough from the outside. When Hamill wanted to take him down, he did it with easy and Hollett didn't do much off his back other than turtle and cover up, hoping "The Hammer" would hit him illegally and get a stand-up. He simply didn't look like a UFC caliber fighter.
Despite his poor performance, Hollett is going to get another fight. Look for someone along the lines of Joey Beltran, Chad Griggs or Igor Pokrajac as his next opponent.
For Matt Hamill, while his stand-up didn't look anything special, he did what he had to do to win. He took Hollett down and he pounded on him. It was nice to see him go back to his wrestling and despite his opponent's poor takedown defense, this is a bout that could give him confidence to keep using it. It wasn't the most entertaining performance, but he got the "W" and that's what matters.
Potential future opponents for Hamill include Cyrille Diabate, the Kyle Kingbury vs. Jimi Manuwa winner or perhaps Ryan Jimmo.
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Should the fight have been stopped in the first round when Hollett wasn't fighting back? Did Hamill show you anything in his Octagon return?
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The 12 best shooters in college basketball
Michael Snaer, Florida State: Making 40% of your 3s at this level is a serious accomplishment, but is it enough to warrant being on this list? In most cases, no. But Snaer isn't most cases. Yes, he made over 40% of his 3s, and yes he made 85% from the line. But more importantly it was when he made his shots. Making a game winning three at the buzzer is impressive, and Snaer is on this list because he did just that - twice. And in the game he won at Duke, most people forget that he also made a scrambling, falling down, off-the-glass three at the halftime buzzer to keep FSU within shouting distance. I don't believe in "clutch", but screw it, Snaer is clutch.


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Titans Interview Ravens Offensive Coordinator Jim Caldwell For New Coach
Tennessee's search for a new coach has taken a turn to an old foe with the Titans interviewing Jim Caldwell.
Kevin Walter Hopes To Continue His Career In Tennessee
Wide receivers in the NFL can either prosper greatly and make a big-time name for themselves or sit quietly in the background and move around from team to team. Kevin Walter is one of the few that has done both, and hopes to excel now with the Titans, since this may be his last chance.
AFC Update: Injuries Pile Up During Week 2 Of NFL Preseason
This week saw an increase in preseason intensity. Starters played longer, and the injury totals spiked yet again. Here's the scoop from all around the AFC…
AFC Update: NFL Preseason Is In Full Swing
Teams played their first preseason game this week, offering coaches and GMs their first glimpse of the strengths and weakness of their roster.
AFC Update: Hall Of Fame Game Opens NFL Preseason
With Hall of Fame Weekend having enshrined the game's former greats, and the very first preseason game of the year completed, here is the latest news from around the AFC
AFC Update: Roster Struggles Loom Ahead Of NFL Preseason
With July winding down, and the inaugural preseason game just one Sunday away, here's a look at the latest events and goings on in around the AFC…
AFC Update: Training Camps Open, Teams Prepare For NFL Season
The country finds itself in the midst of seemingly unrelenting heat. With fantasy drafts beginning to also heat up, here's the latest news from around the AFC…
AFC Update: Arrests And Legal Issues Continue Across NFL
With the first preseason game just a few Sundays away, here's a brief recap of the events occurring around the AFC.
AFC Roundup: Quarterback Battles Heat Up Across NFL
As many of us celebrated the birthday of our great nation this week, the NFL activities still continued in full force. Here's a quick review of the events which transpired this week in the AFC…
AFC Roundup: Training Camps, NFL Kickoff Days Away
As July begins, and kickoff weekend just 67 days away, much has happened in the NFL in the past week. Here's a closer look at the headlines from the AFC squads this past week.
Titans Agree To 1-Year Deal With S Bernard Pollard
The Tennessee Titans have agreed to a one-year contract with safety Bernard Pollard, the second safety the team has added in free agency this offseason.
Ravens' Fans Should Root For The Titans And Jaguars On Sunday
With the Ravens in the middle of a much needed mini-bye week, the fans of Baltimore are left without a team to root for on Sunday. But if you look closely at the schedule, there are 2 games that should peak the interest of Ravens fans in Week Four.


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