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I'm about to head to the first South team practice (which hopefully they get in since its been raining most of the day), but I wanted to give you some thoughts from the weigh-in. You can read my full blog on it here.
Initial Thoughts:
Nick Foles looked very impressive, def. has the size you love seeing in a QB, and Weeden was right behind him. Kellen Moore and Russell Wilson weren't impressive at all and being firmly under 6'0" should really shoot down their draft status.
Wide receiver position is very impressive here. A lot of big frame guys with real nice size and arm length. There are going to be a lot of good mid-late round values in this draft class at the WR position. Jeff Fuller and Brian Quick were the most impressive, but they had quite a bit of competition.
I'll go into O-line and defenders later, but just wanted to give you guys a quick outlook.


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Inspect oysters to make sure they are tightly closed. To clean, rub the shells with a stiff brush under cold running water.
To shuck, hold the oyster cup flat side up with a glove or several paper towels. Insert an oyster knife or can opener (never a sharp knife), into the small opening near the hinge. Twist to open. Once the hinge gives, slide the knife along the top shell to sever the muscle. Take off the top shell and pick out any grit or pieces of broken shell. If the oyster is very gritty, hold the oyster and bottom shell under running water. Serve raw on crushed ice.
Place live oysters flat-side-up directly on the grill, 6 inches (about 15 cm) above the coals. Oysters are done when the shells pop open, in about three minutes.
Heat frying pan, then add butter or oil. Dredge shucked oysters in flour or cornmeal with herbs and spices, if desired. Place oysters in the pan and sauté until brown, two to three minutes.
Pour oil into a wok or deep fryer; it should be at least 1 1/2 inches (about 3.8cm) deep, and the cooker should be less than half full of oil. Heat oil to 375°F (190°C), using a thermometer to monitor temperature. Dip oysters in batter, drain, then slip them into hot oil. Cook until brown, two to three minutes.
Place 1/4-inch (0.635cm) water or beer (seasoning optional) in the bottom of a large pan. Add scrubbed live oysters, flat side up. Bring water to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer until shells open (six to eight minutes). Throw away oysters that don't open. Serve oysters in bowls with broth.
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In the NL MVP diary I just put the 7 players with 30+ Win Shares in the poll. The AL is tougher as only two players top that plateau and some questionable candidates are in the top of the list (Raul Ibanez?) I'll use some discretion.
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Giving out awards for films is obviously a subjective enterprise. One person's Godfather is another's Norbit. However, with the 86th Academy Awards coming up, I wanted to look back and see which winners simply made no sense, either because of their competition or simply because their nominations are baffling.
Narrowing this down to 10 was no small feat and as someone still in the first half of their life (notwithstanding bus accidents or freak lightning strikes), I focused on the last 40 years of the Oscars. Part of this is an admitted lack of all-time film knowledge, part of it is that it seems the Academy Awards have become more and more a product of behind-the-scenes posturing than a true selection of films based on merit over this time period (or maybe I'm being naïve).
I could start a rant on the increasing tendency for Hollywood to worry more about producing quantity than quality but instead, let's get on with the list. The year listed by each selection is the year of release (the awards are given the following year) and although I could have been nice and done this chronologically, some winners are simply more painful to the mind and soul than others … and deserve to be shamed that much more.
10. 1965: 'The Sound of Music' Beats 'Doctor Zhivago'
9. 1985: 'Out of Africa' Beats 'The Color Purple'
8. 2006: 'The Departed' Nets Scorsese His Lifetime Achievement Award...
7. 1994: 'Forrest Gump' Beats 'The Shawshank Redemption' and 'Pulp Fiction'
6. 1999: 'American Beauty' Beats 'The Cider House Rules,' 'The Green Mile,'...
A decent film whose merits were overinflated because of the subject matter and a few very good performances, this is a classic example of a movie simply peaking at the right moment. Hindsight, of course, is 20/20 but looking at the other films, all four of them have had a much stronger lasting effect. And when looking back on winners of this award over time, there's a certain posterity that would be nice.


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on Jun 24, 2011 at 11:52 am
Good move by the Voice, I say. We need local media, and the Voice's new model will hopefully allow it to continue well into the future. Recognizing and acting on the realities that face the newspaper industry is commendable, and probably too rare. Thanks for being proactive, MV Voice, I don't always agree with everything you say, but I'm glad you say it, not to mention giving the public a forum for discussion on the things that effect us all.
on Jun 24, 2011 at 12:27 pm
Steve Cutcomb is a registered user.
Do you have a PayPal link so people could donate/pay for "subscription", even if they, like me, might simply pick up a free copy outside Peet's Coffee on Castro St every Thursday 9:30am to save delivery to my home?
on Jun 24, 2011 at 1:10 pm
Interesting that my last comment was removed. I was merely trying to voice a concern being a long time commercial advertiser that I am sure my rate will not go down, but circulation will certainly go down once this is a pay subscription and will more than likely no longer be a viable advertising tool. I wonder if anyone has thought of the effect of doing this.
Editor's note: This is strictly a voluntary program...it will have no effect on who receives the paper or the total circulation.


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The no!no! Hair 8800 Series, made by the Radiancy company, is a cordless product with three adjustable settings and a status screen. It can be used on the body (excluding the breasts and genitals) and the face with narrow thermicon tips for small and sensitive areas. It's not for instant removal of hair but requires multiple uses.
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A weak schedule has little to do with the Shockers' success this year.
A candidate for Most Improved Player, the sophomore guard is running the point this season for the undefeated Shockers
Greg Marshall adds Darius Carter to next year's team, continuing the trend of recruiting the best JUCO players in the country. Oh, ya, and he's LeBron James's cousin.
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Wichita State advanced to the Final Four on Saturday with a four-point win over No. 2 seed Ohio State. But since the Shockers reside in the Missouri Valley Conference, they're still unknown to...
It'd be too easy to say Wichita State are having a shocking tournament run, but the Shockers are moving on to the Final Four after defeating Ohio State in a run few expected.
A late push wasn't enough for Ohio State to rally from 20 down as they became the latest victim of a charmed Wichita State run to Atlanta.
Wichita State has Ohio State on the ropes, leading 35-22 at halftime. Do we have another Cinderella run left in this tournament?
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William Gibson is best known for his dark future books such as Neuromancer and that's what I was expecting this book to be. However it is more hopeful than dark and perhaps could be set right now or in the very near future. I think all the technology referred to is available now although perhaps not used as it is in this book.
Hollis Henry is a former musician who is now trying to make her living as a writer. She has been hired by a digital magazine (which may or may not exist) to go to LA and do a piece on locative art. What's locative art you ask? Artists make a digital piece of art that can only be viewed with a special helmet in a certain spot. The artists have to team up with a computer wizard who can arrange the GPS tagging and internet serving and so on. The best wizard is a fellow named Bobby Chombo. The owner of the magazine wants Hollis to interview Chombo and it soon becomes apparent that the magazine piece is only a cover for what he really wants to discover. It takes almost the whole book to find out what that is. It also takes almost the whole book to find out what a young Cuban in New York and a government spy teamed up with a drug user also in New York have to do with the story.
But it is a fast-paced ride and every step seems quite plausible. I enjoyed it very much and really wanted more. Fortunately it seems Gibson has more. Now I have to find Zero History which is a sequel to Spook Country.
It was hard to get into but it grows. It is a timely piece about governments and private contract black ops. Mostly it is a story about three people in this modern world.
After the spectacular Pattern Recognition, Gibson returns to his normal fuzzy ways and once again seems to write the same book he'd already written a half-dozen times prior to this. Three narratives once again unspool alongside each other until they converge in the end, where they finally arrive at a McGuffin (this time, a mysterious shipping crate). The purpose of the McGuffin is vague, of course, although it did seem a little more relevant to the themes of the book than the glasses in Virtual Light did.
I suppose I wouldn't keep reading if I didn't like Gibson's business-as-usual, but it would be nice to see him mix it up a little more like he did with Pattern Recognition (which, let's face it, wasn't THAT different from his previous books, but a little variety seems to go a long way here).
"Spook Country" is only the second Willaim Gibson novel that I've read, and I didn't quite find it to be world-changer that "Neuromancer" was. It's an odd, fractured narrative revolving around a McGuffin that pulls in a Cuban-trained network of spies, a government agent working solo, a media billionaire, a talented programer who dabbles in GPS-assisted virtual-reality art, and a former alternative rock figure attempting to break into journalism. Gibson's tone here is more literary and less dense than it was in "Neuromancer," but he's still kept his paranoid edge, and the book seems to be more about mood than anything else. In a series of brief scenes, some of which are boring, others of which are effectively unsettling, these characters interact in various ways in a series of chic hotels, urban slums, safe houses and city streets. I think Gibson might be reaching to identify some sort of zeitgeist here, which is a noble enough pursuit: he figures it's technologically advanced, transnational, anxious, and secretive. Not a bad guess, probably.
I don't know if it's me, but I could barely get through a chapter of this. And the chapters are, like, a page long each. Look, I loved Neuromancer as much as the next guy (when it came out-it doesn't hold up), and I even would say Pattern Recognition was gripping, but Spook Country is a mess.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0399154302, Hardcover)Now that the present has caught up with William Gibson's vision of the future, which made him the most influential science fiction writer of the past quarter century, he has started writing about a time--our time--in which everyday life feels like science fiction. With his previous novel, Pattern Recognition, the challenge of writing about the present-day world drove him to create perhaps his best novel yet, and in Spook Country he remains at the top of his game. It's a stripped-down thriller that reads like the best DeLillo (or the best Gibson), with the lives of a half-dozen evocative characters connected by a tightly converging plot and by the general senses of unease and wonder in our networked, post-9/11 time.
Across the Border to Spook Country
For the last few decades, William Gibson, who grew up in Virginia and elsewhere in the United States, has lived in Vancouver, British Columbia, just across the border from Amazon.com's Seattle headquarters, which made for a short drive for a lunchtime interview before the release of Spook Country. We met just a few miles from where the storylines of the new novel, in a rare scene set in Gibson's own city, converge. You can read the full transcript of the interview, in which we discussed, among other things, writing in the age of Google, visiting the Second Life virtual world, the possibilities of science fiction in an age of rapid change, and his original proposal for Spook Country, which we have available for viewing on our site. Here are a few excerpts from the interview:
Amazon.com: Could you start by telling us a little bit about the scenario of the new book?
William Gibson: It's a book in which shadowy and mysterious characters are using New York's smallest crime family, a sort of boutique operation of smugglers and so-called illegal facilitators, to get something into North America. And you have to hang around to the end of the book to find out what they're doing. So I guess it's a caper novel in that regard.
Amazon.com: The line on your last book, Pattern Recognition was that the present had caught up with William Gibson's future. So many of the things you imagined have come true that in a way it seems like we're all living in science fiction now. Is that the way you felt when you came to write that book, that the real world had caught up with your ideas?
Gibson: Well, I thought that writing about the world today as I perceive it would probably be more challenging, in the real sense of science fiction, than continuing just to make things up. And I found that to absolutely be the case. If I'm going to write fiction set in an imaginary future now, I'm going to need a yardstick that gives me some accurate sense of how weird things are now. 'Cause I'm going to have to go beyond that. And I think over the course of these last two books--I don't think I'm done yet--I've been getting a yardstick together. But I don't know if I'll be able to do it again. I don't know if I'll be able to make up an imaginary future in the same way. In the '80s and '90s--as strange as it may seem to say this--we had such luxury of stability. Things weren't changing quite so quickly in the '80s and '90s. And when things are changing too quickly, as one of the characters in Pattern Recognition says, you don't have any place to stand from which to imagine a very elaborate future.
Amazon.com: Now that you're writing about the present, do you consider yourself a science fiction writer these days? Because the marketplace still does.
Gibson: I never really believed in the separation. But science fiction is definitely where I'm from. Science fiction is my native literary culture. It's what I started reading, and I think the thing that actually makes me a bit different than some of the science fiction writers I've met who are my own age is that I discovered Edgar Rice Burroughs and William Burroughs in the same week. And I started reading Beat poets a year later, and got that in the mix. That really changed the direction. But it seems like such an old-fashioned way of looking at things. And it's better not to be pinned down. It's a matter of where you're allowed to park. If you can park in the science fiction bookstore, that's good. If you can park in the other bookstore, that's really good. If people come and buy it at Amazon, that's really good.
I'm sure I must have readers from 20 years ago who are just despairing of the absence of cyberstuff, or girls with bionic fingernails. But that just the way it is. All of that stuff reads so differently now. I think nothing dates more quickly than science fiction. Nothing dates more quickly than an imaginary future. It's acquiring a patina of quaintness even before you've got it in the envelope to send to the publisher.
Amazon.com: So do you think that's your own career path, that you're less interested in imagining a future, or do you think that the world is changing?
Gibson: I think it's actually both. Until fairly recently, I had assumed that it was me, me being drawn to use this toolkit I'd acquired when I was a teenager, and using my old SF toolkit in some kind of attempt at naturalism, 21st-century naturalistic fiction. But over the last five to six years it's started to seem to me that there's something else going on as well, that maybe we're in what the characters in my novel Idoru call a "nodal point," or a series of them. We're in a place where things could just go anywhere. A couple of weeks ago I happened to read Charlie Stross's argument as to why he believes that there will never, ever be any manned space travel. It's not going to happen. We're not going to colonize Mars. All of that is just a big fantasy. And it's so convincing. I read that and I'm like, "My god, there goes so much of the fiction I read as a child."
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3.29/5 rDev -14.3%
330ml bottle, no freshness date. Not much going on in the nose, golden colour with decent creamy head. Taste is big Nelson Sauvin (I think), with some harshness in the background. Heavy harsh bitterness, making it not as smooth as an easy drinking pale should be. Reasonable beer, but could be a bit cleaner and more defined in flavour. I think its suffering from autolysis, not sure how the bottle has been kept.
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05-12-2014 01:01:48 | More by Kroehny_Loves_Hops
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Bottle thanks to Joel@Cellarbrations Carlisle. Reviewed from notes
Vigorous pour yields a half-finger bright white head atop a dirty straw body. Falls to a resilient film.
Abundant tropical and citrus hops. Fruit punch, orange-mango, pineapple, sweet melons and lemon-lime. Vibrant and juicy. Seriously appetising stuff.
Big fruit salad, with plenty of candied tangerine transitioning to a grainy, herbal and slightly metallic bitterness.
Light to medium and slightly oily, with somewhat sizzly carbonation. Medium bitterness endures for some time.
Majorly impressed by this. Brimming with hop character, while managing to avoid much of the raw and rasping unpleasantness that often results from a lower ABV and minimal malt backbone.
01-19-2013 05:15:44 | More by spicelab
3.74/5 rDev -2.6%
A - Pours a cloudy pale golden colour with a nice white head that retains very well
S - Aromas of Tangerine and sticky sugars backed by some small hop.
T - Up front some nice tropical. fruits of grapefruit and a little mango, the bitterness is balanced and the finish is a little sticky
M - Light to medium body with medium carbonation.
O - A really tasty brew that is well constructed. Very flavoursome for its ABV
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02-15-2013 02:45:41 | More by mungus
3.9/5 rDev +1.6%
Pours a pale orange, fairly cloudy. Head is off-white, loses substance quite quickly. Thin lace trail; not bad.
Smells very fruity and ripe; fairly bitter as well. Huge lychee juiciness with a prickly grapefruit acid at the back. Very pleasant; tangy and refreshing with a nice edge.
Taste is a little bit subdued, sadly. Dry and biscuity, with an early descent into dry yeastiness. Notes of maris otter with very mild citric hop bitterness on the back. Could use a bit more hop flavour earlier, ends up tasting a bit savoury and bland. Very slammable, it just doesn't fill me up with loved-up tingles.
Drinks fairly well; fluid with a decent body, no residual carbonation.
Very drinkable, but it smells a huge amount better than it tastes. Not that it tastes bad, it just sets you up high and then disappoints you a bit. It's like when your girlfriend promises you a threesome and instead just has sex with you herself.
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4.33/5 rDev +12.8%
330ml bottle purchased from Slowbeer.
Pours a really very light golden colour, with solid hazing. Carbonation is extremely fine, and forms a head upwards in minute, fine layers of film. Body looks light but very fine. Did I mention, fine? Nice, intricate lacing. It's a very sophisticated looking brew.
Nose is crisp and green, with a herbal hop bit which is just as refreshing as a citrus bomb, but pleasantly different. Smells to me like heavy use of sharp Kiwi hops. Some pine, some pepper, some guava and passionfruit rounds out the other flavours. It's very pleasant stuff.
Taste is very clean and very crisp: you could say mild, but that's probably doing a disservice to a beer designed to be drinkable and refreshing. Indeed, it has a crisp backbone of hops, which leaves a tingle of resin along the centre of the palate, but otherwise, it's all dry and light, leaving it exceptionally quaffable.
Mouthfeel is exceptionally fine (oh, there's that word again), with a tight, mild frothy carbonation which reminds me of the creamy feel achieved by Westvleteren Blonde.
This is a simple, easy-drinking beer, but by god it's a good one.
12-31-2012 06:44:10 | More by lacqueredmouse
3.63/5 rDev -5.5%
From Cellarbrations Carlisle. No BB.
Pours a lovely Gold, one finger head fades to film, with little lace
Aromas mainly of pine, grapefruit.
Taste quite hop resin driven, with little malt balance. Not quite harsh but leaning toward American west coast style, and a nudge toward AIPA rather than APA.
Mouthfeel on money, moderate rather than high carbonation
Overall a very well made beer, full-on flavour, for 4.5%, but this palate prefers a little more balance toward malt backbone.
03-18-2013 06:03:22 | More by heygeebee
3.53/5 rDev -8.1%
Pours a (surprising) golden with good head/lacing.
Smell is malt, grapefruit, guava, mixed tropical fruits. Not too potent but nicely balanced.
Taste is more of the same, a little bit of crisp bitterness.
Mouthfeel has a subtle but wholesome bitterness.
I was a little bit concerned about this one's age, I'm not sure how fresh it is or whether or not this one's continually brewed.
Still reasonable but seems muted and lacking the hop punch it was renowned for upon its release. At times it made me wonder if I'd lost my sense of smell again (but no, it's just the beer itself).
Good flavours but not enough of them. Reminiscent of Knappstein Reserve Lager from my recollection.
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The Bears made two huge moves today in firing Jerry Angelo and (how would one word this) "not retaining" Mike Martz. They also established one of the more awkward and unusual chains of command in the NFL. See they want the President of Operations, Ted Phillips, to hire the new GM. But here's the kicker. It has to be someone who will keep Lovie on staff for at least one more year. Pause to consider that the Bears also have new ownership representation in George McCaskey. Now I don't know about you but I smell something fishy going on at Halas Hall. I mean, the new GM will be hired by the current President, with the approval of the CEO but it all hinges on the current HC being retained by his new "boss"? Who's running this show anyway. I'd say George. I'd say deals were cut. I'd say this is all speculation, but bear with me anyway and see if you can see any logic in my thesis here.
I think George was/is unsatisfied with the way this season played out. I think he's probably irritated by the poor draft picks, the botched trades and questionable moves made by Jerry and the general lack of consistency shown by this team. Who does he go to? Ted Phillips, naturally. I can see it now, a disgruntled owner goes to his team president and grumbles about the current state of the team. The team president points to the GM and says he's not doing his job. So then George goes to the GM and questions him and the GM says, "Hey buddy, look at the coaching staff." So the head McCaskey says to the HC, "What's going on here?" and the HC says, "Just look at the crappy job by the GM." We now have the classic "Catch 22" . With an angered CEO demanding answers. And here's what he has; A president who blames the GM, a GM who blames the coaches, and a coach who blames the GM. He also has contract considerations so he says to the team president someone needs to go and it might be you. The team president says, "Let's get rid of the GM." The first sacrificial lamb goes to the altar. But the CEO says, "We still need to hold the coaching staff culpable." The president approaches the HC and says "Heads need to roll and maybe one should be yours." The HC, with some money yet owed to him on his current contract declares he'll fire his OC but only if the president can guarantee him at least one more year as the HC. Deals are cut. The second sacrificial lamb is smoking on the altar and the CEO's been placated for one more season
Bottom line is this reeks of Chicago politics. Deals were made and people were sold out to save their superiors. I like what George McCaskey has set in motion here but I think he aimed low. I think he needed to begin by firing Ted Phillips and making it clear that everyone's job was on the line. New team presidents may, or may not want a new GM. But it will be entirely up to them. If they take on a new GM it will be entirely up to them if they wish to retain the current coaching staff. And if the new GM chooses to keep the HC it will be with the understanding that the coaching staff may need a shake up. Start from the top and work your way down. That's a real chain of command. But it starts like the Bears went in sideways and came out looking crooked. But that's just my take. What's yours?


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Here we go, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. We are heading for yet another annual clash of the Kentucky Wildcats and Louisville Cardinals in football, a rivalry that Kentucky has dominated lately, winning three straight against their bitter rivals in the River City.
Saturday's game, like most in the series, is a sellout, and features new head coaches for both teams, Charlie Strong of Louisville and Joker Phillips of Kentucky, laying it on the line in one of, if not the, biggest game of the season for either team. Win this one, and momentum can get you halfway to a bowl game. Lose, and the disappointment can make for a very long season.
One of the things I have had mixed emotions about is the fact that this game is often played as the very first game of the season. This is an extreme rarity in college football -- most bitter rivals wait until later in the season to play the game. You almost always see better football later after the teams have had time to work out some of the early bugs.
In some ways, though, the early start is more of a feature than a bug. Interest is always extremely high, and the sports-starved communities of Louisville and Lexington, having suffered through a long summer mostly without team sports to cheer about, are always ready to explode on the college sports scene. Both teams have a perfect or near-perfect record when they meet every year, and this leads to high interest and high drama, if not the greatest display of team football.
Be that as it may, Saturday brings with it the hopes and dreams of both fan bases, and no matter how strong or how weak the other team looks, this game is usually competitive and the unexpected can happen -- like in 2007 when Stevie got loose. Go ahead, click the link and watch the video -- you know you can't resist. Call your boss over to enjoy it with you, he'll understand. Unless, of course, he happens to be a Cardinal fan.
This series is full of everything a college football fan, even casual fans, could possibly want -- intense, bitter rivalry, mutual loathing from fans, strong media hype, the beginning of a new college sports season, a chance to dress out in your team colors when it really means something -- a heaping red and blue helping of everything a college sports fan could possibly want.
This year, like last year, Kentucky will be favored in the game, even though it will be played on enemy turf. The Cardinal fans are predictably lowering expectations for Saturday's contest:
Strong has inherited a group that only Lee Corso could envy. No one is expecting him to win big right away. The excitement, rather, is the product of both the promise of future victories and the immediate privilege to watch a team that appears competent and enthusiastic.
If the Cards come up short this weekend, for once, it's not the end of the world. If Strong beats Kentucky, he's God...or at least Zack Morris.
To be fair to the Cardinal fans, UK fans would likely be doing the same thing were the roles reversed, and they often have been. Kentucky suffered through a stretch between 1999 and 2008 where the Cardinals were favored in every single game, and won all but three of them.
The Kentucky football team is going into this game with a clear understanding of the goal:
The UK players made it clear, however, that the main task at hand is bringing that Governor's Cup back to the Nutter Training Facility. It would also mark the first time the Wildcats have won four straight in the modern series. U of L won all four games of the Bobby Petrino era from 2003-06.
So how is new head coach Joker Phillips handling all this? Well, in his show which aired last night from Louisville, Phillips assured everyone that he doesn't have the jitters about this game:
"Maybe Saturday morning I'll be hugging a toilet somewhere," Phillips said. "I don't know. I haven't done that in a long time, since I was a player at one time. But I don't know. It's one of those deals where I've been as relaxed as I've ever been, but Saturday, who knows?"
Phillips went on to say that he saw the offensive line as the strength of this football team, despite major losses from last year's version. If true, that's really good news.
The not-so-good news is that Phillips unveiled a defensive starting lineup that features a walk-on at defensive tackle. I don't mean to disrespect Luke McDermott, but from the stands, one has to think that something is not altogether good when a walk-on beats out a scholarship player for a starting spot. Maybe McDermott is just that good, but that is a situation that bears watching.
But continuing with Phillips, Rick Bozich says that it is Phillips, not Strong, who most needs a win on Saturday:
Phillips needs to beat Strong more than Strong needs to beat Phillips, at least this year. Strong has the more daunting long-term task. Phillips has the more immediate task. His clock started before Rich Brooks cleaned out his office.
Unfortunately for Joker Phillips, I think Bozich is right. However, it is a good thing for this Kentucky program that expectations are so high now that coaches feel pressure to perform. For many years, Kentucky football was more of an afterthought than an actual spectator sport. Now, it has risen to the level where many fans actually care what happens to the football team. Phillips can either be a victim of that success, or surf the wave to even greater heights.
In the final analysis, this game will be a watershed moment for both coaches, and define their start, if not their legacy, at their respective programs. If Kentucky wins this game, it will be more or less expected given the level of talent that Strong has at the moment, and the fact that Kentucky has established a winning football culture in Kentucky. There are few, if any players remaining on Kentucky's team that remember what a losing season feels like.
Louisville, on the other hand, has few remaining players who remember their Orange bowl victory back in 2007. Most of the players can remember only one winning season at Louisville, and even though they may be hungry for one, getting to that point is much easier on paper than in practice.
So get ready for fall sports, Wildcat fans. There are lots of reasons to like the chances of this Kentucky team to have a good season, if not a great one. The schedule is somewhat favorable this year, Louisville is still down (although they will not stay there), and there is a pretty decent chance for the Joker Phillips era at Kentucky to get off with a bang. Recruiting has never been better, especially from the front porch of our chief rival.
There are lots of reasons to believe that this year just might be the one where Kentucky takes the next step. There are a lot of unknowns, but consistency has been the difference for Kentucky these last four years as far as talent level and overall execution is concerned. The Wildcats are rarely flashy and never overwhelm anyone with their talent, but the find ways to get victories with good, steady football. And that is a good thing.


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PASCO COUNTY, Fla. -- Science students at Zephyrhills High School say it was all a joke.
"She said 'It's time to put the cone of shame on you' and everybody was laughing," said student Tanisha Medina.
Medina thought it was so funny, she had a classmate take a picture of her wearing a dog cone then posted it on Facebook. She wanted to show her friends the mock punishment students faced in Laurie Bailey-Cutkomp's science room for talking, texting and eating in class.
Students took turns having the teacher put the cone around their necks. Several of them took pictures.
"We do a lot of bad stuff," Medina said. "She just did it as a joke saying she was gonna punish us by doing it, but she asked us before and we were all laughing and joking around."
That laughter died down, though, once parents saw the pictures.
"I don't care if it's a joke or not, it's unacceptable," said parent Dawn Davis, who was outraged after spotting shots of kids wearing the cone online.
Students say the 'cone of shame' was meant to mimic a punishment animals faced in the Disney movie 'Up'. The students had watched the movie in class as part of a science lesson on gravity.
Many parents failed to find the humor.
"That's a human, that's not an animal and I feel she (the teacher) shouldn't be here," Davis said.
Turns out officials with the Pasco school district feel the same way. Bailey-Cutkomp is now suspended without pay because of the incident. The teacher received a letter from Superintendent Heather Fiorentino saying she used "extremely poor judgment" and informing her of the district's recommendation that she be terminated from her position at Zephyrhills High.
Students call the punishment unfair.
"Everyone is like 'Ms. Cutkomp, we miss you' and it's affecting all of us, like the whole freshman class who have her as a teacher," Medina said.
Bailey-Cutkomp is appealing the Superintendent's recommendation and will have to plead her case to the school board to keep her job. A date for that hearing has not been set yet.


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After information was leaked from the Houston Astros' proprietary database, revealing 10 months of internal trade talks, the club's general manager Jeff Luhnow acknowledged that some of the information "was accurate" and confirmed the team will try to prosecute whoever hacked into the database.
Earlier on Monday, Deadspin published information that had been leaked after Houston's database, nicknamed "Ground Control," was hacked by an unknown source. The information contained 10 months worth of communications between the Astros front office and other organizations regarding trade talks and negotiations, some of which ultimately led to actual trades.
Following what proved to be a trying day for the Astros organization, Luhnow addressed the media prior to Houston's game against the Mariners on Monday night:
It's a very unfortunate circumstance. When somebody illegally from the outside breaks into a proprietary database that we have, not all the information that was published is accurate. Some of it is not. I really can't get into what was accurate and what wasn't. Some of it was. But it was an illegal activity and we're going to pursue it and try to find out who did it and prosecute them because it's not something that should be happening.
Luhnow also stated that the FBI has gotten involved, as well as MLB security, and that the Astros will try to prosecute whoever illegally obtained the information, though little else has been determined as of yet.
According to Luhnow, the Astros were informed about the leak roughly a month ago and have been investigating ever since. The third-year GM also stated that Houston has upgraded its internal security in response to the leak.
As for how the situation impacts other teams, Luhnow admitted "it's unfortunate," going on to say "when you have a conversation with another team, it's a conversation between two individuals or two clubs. It's not meant to be shared with the world ... I feel bad about that."
Luhnow went on to say that he has had conversations with other teams since the information was leaked, stating that, in general, other MLB clubs have been "understanding and supportive." He did acknowledge that other teams are probably "not happy" about the leaks, regardless.
For the Astros and Luhnow, there is never truly a good time for such information to be leaked. However, with July's trade deadline now a month away, the timing of the leaks is especially troublesome. Houston is expected to be active in the trade market again as it looks to continue adding young talent to the organization, and it is hard denying that this situation won't have at least some impact on the club's future trade talks with other teams.
Luhnow also admitted that he did have to do some damage control with current Astros players who were mentioned in the leaks, though the GM stated that, for the most part, the team's players "understand what happened."
"The reality is," Luhnow went on to say, "that a lot of players are discussed all the time, and it's part of the nature of our industry."
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I did the same thing another day when we went past the park,
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My eyes dropped right to my speed.
This time I was going about 10 over…
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- In a mixing bowl, combine the brownie mix, oil, water, coffee, and one egg. Beat until combined. Carefully spread in the bottom of the pie crust. Bake for 30 minutes at 350*.
- While the brownie layer is baking, cream the cream cheese, sugar, and vanilla together until smooth. Add the egg and pumpkin and cream again. Slowly beat in the cinnamon, nutmeg, and flour.
- When the brownie layer is finished, remove from the oven and carefully spread the cheesecake on top of the brownie layer. Place back in the oven and bake another 20-25 minutes. Remove from the oven and set on a cooling rack. Let cool for an hour. Place in refrigerator and cool completely. Spread the cool whip on top and sprinkle with cinnamon if desired.